Soccer-Napoli winger Lozano dislocates shoulder on Mexico duty
ROME (Reuters) - Mexico forward Hirving Lozano faces a spell on the sidelines after dislocating his shoulder against Panama, the 26-year-old’s club Napoli said on Thursday.
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Napoli winger Hirving Lozano dislocates shoulder on Mexico duty
Hirving Lozano faces a spell on the sidelines after dislocating his shoulder against Panama, the 26-year-old’s club Napoli said on Thursday. Lozano was taken off on a stretcher in the 66th minute of Mexico’s 1-0 World Cup qualifying victory at the Estadio Azteca on Wednesday.
Concacaf World Cup Qualifiers: Canada get sixth straight win while USMNT beat Honduras in arctic temperatures
Canada continued their march towards the World Cup after recording a sixth straight CONCACAF World Cup qualifying win over El Salvador. Goals from Atiba Hutchinson and Jonathan David were enough to grab the three points in San Salvador which keeps them four points clear in the race to Qatar. Ad/> The USA remain in their slipstream though as they coasted past Honduras 3-0 at Allianz Field in Saint Paul, Minnesota.
Soccer-US dominate Honduras in 3-0 World Cup qualifying win
(Reuters) -The United States hammered Honduras 3-0 on Wednesday for a much-needed three points in World Cup qualifying.
US dominate Honduras in 3-0 World Cup qualifying win
The United States hammered Honduras 3-0 on Wednesday for a much-needed three points in World Cup qualifying.
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