Mexico - Panama, game ad absurdum

The expulsion of Javier Aguirre in the foot by throwing a player from Panama was the icing on the cake. What a ridiculous way to lose the head of the Basque! But the match was a mess from the first minute. Narrators and prophesied that, at a pace that would hardly end up with eleven teams in the grass. Mexico and Panama ended with ten to nine. Lamentable.

Mexico does not work is no longer new, and at this stage, no desire left to outline a game to forget. What is striking is the drama, the ridiculous, the game ad absurdum. The Gold Cup is a tournament concakafkiano, where referees are blind too permissive, and the parties end up worse than in the neighborhood. I swear I see more football loyalty (and if I hurry, more individual quality) games in my neighborhood park.

Now in this world upside down, Guadeloupe Islands group command with authority. Guadalupe, a team that only exists for purposes of this tournament, faces a headless Mexican national team. A meeting of proceeding that suddenly becomes a guarded prognosis game. What strange circus awaits us on Sunday?

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