U.S & Mexico Share Plane To New York

According to the Twitter account of forward Brian Ching, the rivals are sharing a plane to the final in the Big Apple.

Jul 24, 2009 12:32:06 PM

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In a strange twist of fate, the U.S. Men’s National Team are apparently sharing a plane to New York City with the very same team they’ll face in the final on Sunday, the Mexican National Team.

According to a ‘tweet’ from forward Brian Ching, the two teams will share the flight to the final.

Said Ching, “Sharing a plane with Mexico. Thanks”
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