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The former El Tri striker says the current team has an ugly style of play and isn't impressed with coach Juan Carlos Osorio.

The hosts thought they had taken the lead against Mexico after a swift attacking move, only for it to be chalked off in a rather bizarre call

El Tri have snapped several marks that were more than a decade old with their strong start to the qualification campaign.

Juan Carlos Osorio's changes from the win over Costa Rica were unimpressive, and a key call went El Tri's way as they took the away win.

The star striker looking to break Mexico's all-time scoring record is fit while Juan Carlos Osorio elected not to start the Real Sociedad man.

Goal takes a look at three possibilities for El Tri coach Juan Carlos Osorio to use as he looks get six points from this month's matches.

While there will be changes to Mexico's starting lineup Tuesday, Juan Carlos Osorio won't stray from the tactics that led to a victory Friday.

The Mexico coach has fewer vocal critics after Friday's victory over Costa Rica, but seems genuinely indifferent to outside support or criticism.

With the PSV midfielder out with a leg injury, Jonathan dos Santos showed he can translate his club form to El Tri in Friday's win.

After tying Mexico's all-time goal scoring record Friday, the forward may miss the team's trip to the Caribbean for Tuesday's qualifier.

Despite its status as one of the region's giants, El Tri lead the final round of qualification for the first time since 2005.

The Mexico forward still isn't his country's best ever but takes his place alongside El Tri's past and present greats with his record-tying goal.

The Bayer Leverkusen forward tied Jared Borgetti's all-time scoring mark with a goal in World Cup qualification.