Mexican journalist wanted to ignore La Roja and ended up looking ridiculous: Fabián Estay faced him 7-0

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Monday June 10, 2024 | 15:09

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Mexico arrives with more doubts than certainties at the 2024 Copa América in the United States after losing to Uruguay and Brazil in the last friendlies. Despite putting up a fight against the ‘Verdeamarela’, the team led by Jaime Lozano suffered a resounding 0-4 defeat against Marcelo Bielsa’s team. Amid speculation about possible rivals in the quarterfinals, journalist Rubén Rodríguez warns that Mexico is not at the level of powers such as Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay. Fabián Estay recalled the historic 7-0 that Chile gave to Mexico in the 2016 Copa América, generating tension due to the rejection of La Roja.

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The Mexican team added only defeats in the last previous preparations for the United States Copa America 2024specifically before Uruguay and Brazil.

The ‘Tri’ suffered too much against the squad he leads Marcelo Bielsa (0-4) and then gave a fight to ‘Verdeamarela, but ended up losing 2-3. In this way, the team led by Jaime Lozano arrives with more doubts than certainties to the meeting on North American soil.

On Fox Sports Mexico they analyzed what Mexico’s time in the Copa América will be like and they ventured with a possible rival in quarter finals. In the group stage they will clash with Ecuador, Venezuela and Jamaica.

Journalist Ruben Rodriguez clarified from the outset that “believing that we are at the level of Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay is a very serious mistake”, and then ignore the ‘Everyone’s Team’.

“You can have Peru, Chile or Canada as a rival, which is not the same as facing Argentina in the next round. Peru is not up to par, Chile less And don’t even talk to me about Canada,” he added.

When La Roja was ignored, he jumped Fabian Estay, who acts as a panelist. The former midfielder and idol of America did not hesitate to face the historic 7-0 that Chile gave to Mexico in the 2016 Copa América.

The former national team player made seven with his hands, the goals that Chile scored in that Centennial edition that they won by beating the team in the final. Argentina by Lionel Messi.