Mexico has reached the Final Four of the Concacaf Nations League after a stunning comeback, defeating Honduras 4-0 and overturning a 2-0 deficit from the first leg. Under the guidance of coach Javier Aguirre, the Mexican team started strong and dominated the early stages, creating several clear chances to score but lacking effectiveness until the end of the first half.
The breakthrough came in the 42nd minute. Jesús Orozco drove down the left flank and sent a precise pass into the box for Raúl Jiménez, who pushed the ball in to give Mexico a 1-0 lead. In the second half, Mexico increased their pressure, and in the 72nd minute, a corner from the right found Jiménez, who flicked it on for Henry Martín to slot home effortlessly, making it 2-0.
The decisive third goal came in the 85th minute with Jorge Sánchez scoring after a well-controlled chest trap from Alexis Vega’s pass. In the dying minutes of the match, Henry Martín sealed Mexico’s 4-0 victory with a penalty kick, ensuring their place in the Final Four.
This win means Mexico will face Canada in the semifinals, scheduled for March 2025.
Final Score:
– Mexico 4, Honduras 0 (Aggregate: 4-2)
**Goals:**
– Raúl Jiménez (42’)
– Henry Martín (72’, 90+6’)
– Jorge Sánchez (85’)
The performance showcased Mexico’s determination and skill, turning the tide in a demanding series. As they prepare for the semifinals, Mexican fans have much to look forward to, with hopes high for a strong campaign in the upcoming matches. This victory serves as a reminder of the team’s resilience and ability to perform under pressure, inspiring a wave of optimism for their future challenges.