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Héctor Herrera atraviesa uno de sus mejores momentos de los últimos años. El mexicano, de 31 años, se ha hecho fuerte en el Atlético, donde ya lo era, acaricia la clasificación para el Mundial. El centrocampista, que termina contrato en junio y, está de dulce y pretende despedirse a lo grande del equipo rojiblanco.
Four years ago during CONCACAF qualifying for the 2018 World Cup, Canada failed to reach the final stage of qualifying. CONCACAF qualifying is traditionally broken up into different stages, with the bigger nations (think Mexico, USA and Costa Rica) joining in the final stage. Medium sized nations, such as Guatemala, El Salvador and Jamaica go in at the third round, out of five total.
For years, football in Canada had the same status as basketball in England – a sport with high participation that was widely seen as a national joke.
While Canada celebrated, Mexico and the United States will have to wait to learn their fate despite picking up wins along with Costa Rica, who also kept their Qatar hopes alive.
It is an accepted fact that Newcastle United lack a regular goalscorer. The land of the No.9 Legends such as Alan Shearer, SuperMac and Wor Jackie is temporarily barren.
Canada qualified for their first World Cup in 36 years on Sunday after beating Jamaica 4-0 at BMO Field in Toronto to book their ticket to Qatar, while the United States and Mexico will have to wait to learn their fates.
TORONTO :Canada qualified for the World Cup finals for just the second time on Sunday, beating Jamaica 4-0 to book their ticket to Qatar and end 36 years of failure and heartache.
FIFA World Cup finals for just the second time on Sunday, beating Jamaica 4-0 to book their ticket to Qatar and end 36 years of failure and heartache. While Canada celebrated, Mexico and the United States will have to wait to learn their fate despite picking up wins along with Costa Rica, who also kept their Qatar hopes alive. The United States got a hat-trick from Chelsea midfielder Christian Pulisic as they romped to a 5-1 home win over Panama while Mexico needed a 70th minute goal from Edson Alvarez to win 1-0 and avoid a humiliating draw with winless Honduras.