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Mexico post victory over Guatemala; Trinidad & Tobago tops Panama on Match Day 9

Mexico post victory over Guatemala; Trinidad & Tobago tops Panama on Match Day 9 Mexico posted a victory over Guatemala, while Trinidad & Tobago topped Panama in encounters in San Luis Potosi and Ciudad de Panamá, respectively, during Match Day 9 of the CONCACAF Final Round of World Cup Qualification on Saturday evening. Jose Francisco Fonseca scored four times, while Guillermo Franco added another for Mexico (7-1-1, 22 Points) in the 5:2 victory over Guatemala (2-5-2, 8 Points) at the Estadio Potosino Alfonso Lastras. Meanwhile, Stern John had the only goal of the match for Trinidad & Tobago (3-5-1, 10 Points)

Mexico 5, Guatemala 2

Mexico 5, Guatemala 2 Francisco Fonseca scored four goals as Mexico defeated Guatemala 5-2 on Saturday in a CONCACAF World Cup qualifier, damaging Guatemala's chances for making the tournament. Mexico and the United States already have qualified for the 2006 World Cup, and Costa Rica claimed the third berth Saturday by beating the Americans at home. The fourth-place team in the region - likely Guatemala or Trinidad and Tobago - will face either Bahrain or Uzbekistan in a two-game playoff. But Guatemala's loss in this central Mexican city handed Trinidad and Tobago a two-point advantage going into the final round Wednesday. Guatemala plays

T&T will use momentum against Mexico

T&T will use momentum against Mexico Despite the euphoria surrounding Trinidad & Tobago’s 1-0 win over Panama on Saturday, captain Dwight Yorke is already looking ahead to the clash against giants Mexico in the last match of the CONCACAF World Cup qualifying final round tomorrow. Trinidad & Tobago can guarantee themselves a place in the play offs in the Asian Confederation Zone in November once they can secure a win against the Mexicans at the Hasely Crawford Stadium in Port-of-Spain. However, if they lose they can still progress but will have to sweat on Guatemala losing to Costa Rica in another

Cup berth rides on U.S.-Mexico

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- What better way to qualify for the World Cup than by beating Mexico? Or, what better way than by beating the United States? The archrivals get that opportunity to clinch a spot in Germany 2006 by winning tonight. Even a tie might be enough for both sides, but neither country is thinking about draws in what has become one of soccer's most heated series. "The reason I know how special this game is, is on Sunday night, a full week before the game, I was already thinking about the game laying in bed," U.S. star Landon Donovan said. Either side

UPDATE 1-New Bolton striker Borgetti in Mexico squad

UPDATE 1-New Bolton striker Borgetti in Mexico squad Striker Jared Borgetti was named in Mexico's squad for their World Cup qualifier against Costa Rica this month just hours after signing for English Premier League side Bolton Wanderers. Borgetti, Mexico's joint all-time top scorer with 35 goals, signed a two-year deal with Bolton on Thursday and was presented to the British media at their Reebok Stadium on Friday. He was included in Mexico coach Ricardo La Volpe's 20-man squad, posted on the Mexican federation's official website, for the Concacaf zone qualifier at Mexico City's Azteca stadium on August 17. The only other European-based player

Mexico clinch berth

Mexico clinch berth Mexico clinched their fourth straight World Cup berth yesterday, routing Panama 5-0 while preventing the visitors from a single serious shot on goal. In other North and Central American and Caribbean region qualifiers, the United States, who had already booked their spot at next year’s World Cup in Germany, played out a scoreless draw with Guatemala, while Costa Rica kept their finals hopes alive with a 2-0 win over Trinidad and Tobago. With two games remaining, Mexico and the United States lead the Concacaf standings on 19 points, ahead of Costa Rica with 13, Guatemala with eight

Mexico needs draw to secure WC berth

Mexico needs draw to secure WC berth Mexico needs only a draw Wednesday at home against Panama to secure a World Cup berth and perhaps mend its wounded pride after Saturday's 2-0 loss to the United States. The trip to Germany next year would be Mexico's 13th appearance in the World Cup finals and fourth straight. Sitting in last place in the six-team final round of CONCACAF qualifiying, Panama would be eliminated with a loss at Azteca Stadium and a victory by either Trinidad and Tobago or Guatemala. The United States, which qualified for its fifth straight World Cup on Saturday, leads standings in

U.S. beat Mexico to qualify, drama in Trinidad

U.S. beat Mexico to qualify, drama in Trinidad The United States qualified for their fifth successive World Cup with a 2-0 win over arch-rivals Mexico on Saturday. Trinidad & Tobago striker Stern John scored twice in the last five minutes as the Soca Warriors came from behind to beat Guatemala 3-2 to revive their hopes of a debut at the finals while Costa Rica won 3-1 in Panama. The United States lead with 18 points and are guaranteed one of the three direct places in Germany next year after seven rounds of the final stage in the CONCACAF tournament. The United States

Sources: Three changes in U.S. lineup

COLUMBUS, Ohio -- The United States will have three changes in the starting lineup when it meets archrival Mexico tonight, according to sources within the U.S. delegation. Midfielders DaMarcus Beasley and Chris Armas and defender Frankie Hejduk are set to rejoin the starting XI in a game that could clinch the Americans' fifth straight berth in the World Cup (ESPN Classic and Telemundo, 7:25 p.m. ET). Beasley will return to the left-wing position (replacing the suspended Bobby Convey) after missing the 1-0 win over Trinidad & Tobago on Aug. 17 through injury. It will be interesting to see how Beasley works on