After impressive victories in all of the quarter final matches in the Copa America 2007, there are now 4 teams left: Uruguay, Brazil, Argentina, and Mexico. Today, Urugauy vs Brazil. Tomorrow, MEXICO vs Argentina. I would be lying if I didn't admit that the loss during the 2006 World Cup to Argentina didn't leave a sting, so tomorrow I will be hopeful in expecting a little payback. In the meantime, enjoy the highlights form the incredible Mexico win over Paraguay, 6-0!!!!!
Tuesday, July 10, 2007
and then there were 4......
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Tuesday, July 3, 2007
2 Days, 2 Wins
I know I'm going overboard with the Soccer posts but I just can't help it! First, Mexico won on Sunday in the Copa America in Venezuela vs Ecuador:
The next day, in the Sub-20 World Cup held in Canada, Mexico emerged victorious over Gambia:
Viva Mexico!
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Monday, July 2, 2007
U-20 Fifa World Cup

The U20-Fifa World Cup kicked off this past Saturday in Canada. Mexico is currently facing off againts Gambia. There are so many games going on lasft few days is hard to keep up! Check out Fifa's web site here:
http://www.fifa.com/u20worldcup/index.html
Fifa is kind enough to have free video coverage of all the goals for every game. Godd luck to all the teams playing.
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Friday, June 29, 2007
Mexico 2 - Brazil 0
I'm really enjoying this moment, specially after the loss to the US in the Gold Cup final.
Felicidades Tri!
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Wednesday, June 27, 2007
A Good Time for Soccer

I finally made a post about soccer and is mostly due to the fact that right now is a really nice time to be a soccer fan. The last few weeks have been filled with international games. The Gold Cup 2007, held in the US, just ended (Congratulations to the US for winning the championship) and yesterday was the beginning of the 2007 Copa America in Venezuela and the sub-20 World Cup will begin soon in Canada. So many games so little time, and I'm not even metioning the games going on in Europe and Asia! Tonight Mexico will face off againts Brazil which should be a very challenging game (Even if Brazil will not have their best players on the field).
Here is a link to the current standings so far:
http://copaamericavenezuela2007.terra.com.br/default.asp?pag=grupos
Vamos Mexico! Si se puede!
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