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Mexico's 3-2 loss to Colombia on Tuesday dominated the headlines in the country after Gerardo 'Tata' Martino's side let slip a 2-0 lead, with the Record newspaper describing El Tri's "sinking ship" as the 'Tritanic'.
Mexico have advanced from the group stage in their last seven World Cups, but have not won a last-16 match since 1986. Will this be the year Mexico overcome their hoodoo?
The hopes of a couple of celebrity players to be part of Mexico's squad for Qatar 2022 would have been dashed. Meet the players who would be ahead of Chicharito Hernandez and Marcelo Flores in the preferences of manager Gerardo Tata Martino.
With the Qatar 2022 World Cup just months away, a controversial photo of Mexico's manager Gerardo Tata Martino with the Albiceleste's Lionel Scaloni caused such a stir that El Tri received a harsh blow from an Argentine media.
Will Qatar 2022 be the tournament where Mexico can finally advance beyond the round of 16? It is a very important topic for the Tricolor as they enter once again to a FIFA World Cup. Now, they could present a starting XI that keeps the dream alive to finally transcend in the nation's biggest competition.
Working with a national team means accepting that training time is very limited, so you have to make the most of every moment and every preparation match in order to achieve your objectives. Gerardo Martino knows this very well and hopes to do so with the Mexico National Team ahead of Qatar 2022.
The filter is getting thinner and thinner for all those involved in the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Time is running out and decisions must begin to be made, including which players will make up the qualified squads, such as the Mexico National Team, where coach Gerardo Martino could already have practically half of the spots filled.
We are still a couple of months out from the 2022 FIFA World Cup, but many of the qualified nations already know how the majority of their roster will be comprised, and Mexico is no different. A little over 60 days after beating El Salvador 2-0 at the Estadio Azteca and securing their spot in Qatar, El Tri has embarked on a friendly tour in the United States with a 38-man squad, some of who will later face the Concacaf Nations League.