Azteca Sold Out For US-Mexico

All remaining tickets were sold out by Monday, a day after El Tricolor beat the US 5-0 in the Gold Cup final.

Jul 28, 2009 3:02:28 PM

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Estadio Azteca (Mexsport)
Estadio Azteca will be filled to the brim on Aug. 12.

More than two weeks before Mexico hosts the United States in a World Cup qualifying match, all tickets have been sold for the team's critical meeting.

Mexico apparently rode a wave of euphoria after Sunday's 5-0 Gold Cup win over the U.S. that helped drive ticket sales.
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"The Mexican national is grateful for the unconditional support of its Number 12, who always supports, motivates and encourages," the FMF said in a press release.

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