What rescued Mexico's friendly against Colombia?

Practically nothing. The loss to Colombia (1 to 2) is not important. Javier Aguirre introduced a team full of new faces to experience facing the end of the heat. Most remarkable was the alignment of Jonathan dos Santos. The Barcelona had a discreet performance, but said his performance was well regarded by the coaching staff. Another who had the opportunity was Jose de Jesus Corona. The deputy was guardamenta light and shadow, saved a penalty and pulled out several chances, but failed terribly in the two runs.

One who served was the central Edgar Dueñas. Toluca defender was sober and a good alternative to banks, although on paper, competition is very complicated with Marquez, Magallon and Moreno. Paul Aguilar was also highlighted. The right side of Pachuca is a versatile player and fast, not to mention the effort that culminated with the only goal in Mexico. Finally, it should be noted Braulio Luna. The veteran midfielder from St. Louis was a little revolution, sweating like the green and did not disappoint, although it is rumored that your chances are slim because of an alleged tax veto by Justino Compean.

With the defeat to Colombian combined, Mexico breaks his streak of 12 consecutive games without losing. Very little remained for analysis confirms that the ownership in the bow is for Guillermo Ochoa, earn a couple of good substitutes, and up there. The fiercest competition is in attack, with Javier Hernandez, Omar Arellano, Enrique Esqueda Juan Carlos Cacho and sighing for a place in the Tricolor. Now comes the good list, do any of this selection B appear?

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