Mexico vs Brazil Match Preview

Mexico vs Brazil Live Streaming online TV For Free. There is nothing on the line except pride and preparation, when Mexico and Brazil national teams tangled Tuesday night in Torreon, but there are many reasons to settle in.

Two friendlies of the best sides in the world, both teams are representative of Fielding, the air is 18:30 ESPN2 and Univision (KMEX / Channel 34). Mexico Brazilian counter talented team to the Super Stars - Javier "Chicharito" Hernandez, Giovani Dos Santos and Rafa Marquez - and knowing that Jose Manuel "Chepe" de la Torre, has not lost since the manager to make his debut in the month of February.

The Tricolor is 10-0-4 in the midfield the previous selection.

Here are three reasons to follow the action:

1. "Chicharito" And Ronaldinho

Hernandez, among the most admired strikers in the world since he joined Manchester United after the World Cup last year, is finally healthy after taking a few shots to start the season. He scored 22 goals in 31 appearances his first for Mexico and its Brazilian striker Ronaldinho seemingly opposite - even an iconic superstar, one whose time is down international - is a big deal.

The Brazilians know.

"E 'to stand in Manchester, his confidence is very high, and he is a very dangerous player," defender Lucas, who plays for English Premier League rival Liverpool, told the gathering of the media in Mexico on Sunday. "It 'very fast and can surprise at any time.

"But there are other players, too. And 'the player who played for Tottenham Hotspur [Young], which has many features, but it is a Chicharito [player from Mexico] great."

Ronaldinho returned to the Brazilian national team in August - after the nine-month absence following his exclusion last year's World Cup team - and is starring in the house, Flamengo, the next decade in Europe. He spent most of the continent with Barcelona, ​​where his teammates included Marquez and Giovani.

Gio, just a young player with the Spanish giants for the duration of Brazil, said he was delighted with the chance to play against Ronaldinho.

"For me it has always been an example" he said. "I admire him. I respect that.'s A great player."

2. Homecoming Lyrics

Oswaldo Sanchez was a cause celebre after his father died on the eve of the 2006 World Cup, with their marathon sprint from Germany for the funeral and the time for the opening of El Tri on Iran, drawing on the broad support worldwide.

Sanchez dropped table depth after 2006, and former coach Javier Aguirre, who guided the Mexico World Cup last year, did not need him either.

Recall Sanchez is big business in Torreon, where the captains Santos Laguna. With Guillermo Ochoa, due to injury, the hope among fans is their local hero going to play.

3rd Band of Brothers is a big deal for Giovani, too. The 22-year-old half-Brazilian.

His father was Zizinho, a Brazilian player who stage most of his career in Mexico (and spent a season with almost 25 years LA Lazers in the old Major Indoor Soccer League) and produced two players El Tri (among the three pros ), although the younger brother Jonathan was on the outputs, then throw a fit when he was left on the side of the World Cup.

Gio, born in Monterrey, has real skills, like Brazilian skills - as we saw in Mexico CONCACAF Gold Cup title-game victory in June in the United States at the Rose Bowl. Take the homeland of his father, is something else.

"Of course I have family in Brazil and it is special for me to play against Brazil," he said. "This is a great nation, and football is the strongest, and these are the kind of game I always loved."

4. HISTORY

Mexico has a winning record in international confrontations against Brazil - yes, at least those played on Mexican soil. In massive Mexico Estadio Azteca.

El Tri Azteca rarely lost, and won four times in five games at the legendary stadium in a friendly in 1968 (2-1), the final of the Confederations Cup 1999 (4-3, one of the biggest games important that we have never seen), and twice, including the final of the CONCACAF Gold Cup 2003 (1-0 and 1-0).

Far from Azteca (all at the Estadio Jalisco in Guadalajara), Brazil has won twice and drawn twice. And Brazil won in Mexico, at the highest level - at the 1970 World Cup, routing in Italy in the Azteca ending many consider the greatest team ever assembled.

5. This is Brazil

There are a lot of buzz for the rich, the young talent of the Mexican national team, as this could be the first team CONCACAF genuine fight for the championship of the World Cup. Could be.

So consider this a test against what will be the favorite to capture the crown in 2014. Who knows which group of Mano Menezes has been represented to the Canarinha in Brazil - there are some big names in the list is just the star Neymar increase - but the depth of talent is such that, in reality, the tn matter '. All the teams from Brazil, logic, are bright, even when they are not.

"I think the name speaks for itself," said Hernandez. "Everyone knows that Brazil has a history and time. We must never underestimate any choice, but we expect the best from Brazil."

Lists:

MEXICO

Goalkeepers: Oswaldo Sanchez (Santos Laguna), Aldredo Talavera (Toluca)

Defenders: Efrain Juarez (Real Zaragoza / Spain), Rafael Marquez (New York Red Bulls / MLS), Hector Moreno (Espanyol / Spain), Sergio Perez (Monterrey), Francisco Javier Rodriguez (VfB Stuttgart / Germany), Carlos Salcido (UANL Tigres), Jorge Torres Nilo (Tigres UANL)

Midfielders: Edgar Andrade (Jaguares), Pablo Barrera (Real Zaragoza / Spain), Israel Castro (Cruz Azul), Andres Guardado (Deportivo La Coruna / Spain), Jesus Molina (Club America), Zinha (Toluca)

Forwards: Giovani Dos Santos (Tottenham / England), Javier Hernandez (Manchester United / England), Oribe Peralta (Santos Laguna), Angel Reyna (Club America)

BRAZIL

Goalkeepers: Jefferson (Botafogo), Net (Fiorentina.Italy)

Defenders: Adriano (Barcelona / Spain), Daniel Alves (Barcelona / Spain), David Luiz (Chelsea / England), Dede (Vasco da Gama), Fabio (Manchester United / England), Marcelo (Real Madrid / Spain), Flip ( Atletico Mineiro), Thiago Silva (Milan / Italy)

Midfielders: Elijah (Sporting / Portugal), Fernandinho (Shakhtar Donetsk / Ukraine), Hernanes (Lazio / Italy), Lucas (Sao Paulo), Lucas Leiva (Liverpool / England), Luiz Gustavo (Bayern Munich / Germany), Oscar (Internacional), Sandro (Tottenham / England)

Forwards: Fred (Fluminense), Hulk (Porto / Portugal), Jonas (Valencia / Spain), Kleber (Porto / Portugal), Neymar (Santos), Ronaldinho (Flamengo)