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Head coach Mauricio Pochettino cautioned against making any harsh judgments of the United States men's national team (USMNT) after the 2-0 fall to Mexico on Tuesday in Guadalajara, reiterating his process with the federation just begun.
Mauricio Pochettino suffered his first defeat as U.S. manager on Tuesday as his side lost 2-0 to Mexico in a friendly in Guadalajara on Tuesday.
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It speaks to the global respect that Mauricio Pochettino has earned over the course of his 15-year head coaching career that his first match in charge of the United States men's national team — a debut Pochettino won when the Americans beat Panama last weekend — was, because of his mere presence on the sideline, the must-see contest of this month's two-friendly slate.
With two national team programs that have a combined history of 200-plus years, there's obviously no lack of legends that have represented either the United States or Mexico.
Historically two of the biggest teams in the Concacaf region, the United States and Mexico have failed to impress in recent times. In efforts to breathe new life into their programs following their underwhelming 2024 Copa América campaigns, both countries made changes to their coaching staffs, with the U.S. hiring Mauricio Pochettino and Mexico bringing back Javier Aguirre for a third spell in charge of El Tri.
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