Mexico's Raúl Jiménez took aim at El Tri's fans after Saturday's scoreless draw against Uruguay. “Isn’t it nice to be at home ...
The Mexican national team drew 0–0 with Uruguay in Torreón, and the crowd expressed its frustration with Javier Aguirre’s ...
El Tri will compete in their final game of 2025 when they meet Paraguay in an international friendly in Mexico City on ...
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Jimenez rips Mexico fans: 'Maybe that's why we always play in the USA'
Mexico star Raul Jimenez hit out at his team's supporters following a 0-0 draw against Uruguay on Saturday in Torreon.
Fulham must surely be regretting letting Callum Osmand join Celtic in the summer window following the news that Rodrigo Muniz ...
Since June 2023, Wolves have sold (or seen leave on a free) Matheus Cunha, Nelson Semedo, Rayan Ait-Nouri, Pablo Sarabia, ...
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That goal against Arsenal has forever enshrined Tiote’s place in Tyneside footballing folklore, and for a while he was one of the poster boys for Newcastle’s unerringly excellent recruitment under ...
Chile’s political right is seizing on anti-migrant sentiment ahead of Sunday’s elections. But beneath the hardline rhetoric ...
"It’s sad to play at home and get booed, to hear people shout 'Vasco out' or yell 'puto' at the goalkeeper. That’s what’s ...
Raúl Jiménez lashed out at the fans after Mexico’s goalless draw against Uruguay, criticizing them for the boos heard tonight at TSM. David Medrano asked the Tricolor striker if he felt sad ...
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