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World Cup post-game: Argentina 3, Mexico 1: Argentina defeated Mexico 3-1 in a Round of 16 match at the FIFA World Cup in Johannesburg in another game marked by controversy.
Javier Aguirre steps down as Mexico's coach: Javier Aguirre has stepped down as Mexico's coach just three days after being eliminated from the World Cup.
FIFA tight-lipped after blown calls: FIFA refused to comment Monday on mistakes made by World Cup match officials that contributed to the elimination of England and Mexico.
Mexico will support Osorio after costly mistake: Mexico was reeling from Carlos Tevez's opener in Sunday's round-of-16 match when Ricardo Osorio tried to turn on the edge of his box and miskicked the ball straight to Gonzalo Higuain.
Argentina beats Mexico at World Cup: Carlos Tevez scored in both halves to lead Argentina to a 3-1 victory over Mexico in a Group of 16 elimination match at the FIFA World Cup on Sunday.
Mexico hopes to have Vela for Argentina: Mexican striker Carlos Vela is recovering well from a right hamstring injury and could be available for the second-round match with Argentina.
World Cup post-game: Uruguay 1, Mexico 0: Uruguay and Mexico advanced to the second round of the FIFA World Cup after the South Americans defeated El Tri 1-0 Tuesday in South Africa.
Uruguay tops Mexico; both advance: Uruguay defeated Mexico 1-0 on Tuesday, going through Group A unscored upon to qualify for the knockout stage of the World Cup in South Africa.
Mexico's Vela not ready for game action: Mexico forward Carlos Vela is doubtful for the team's next game against Uruguay with a right leg injury and could miss a week to 10 days.
World Cup post-game: Mexico 2, France 0: Javier Hernandez netted the winning goal to guide Mexico to a 2-0 victory over France Thursday at the FIFA World Cup in Group A action from South Africa.
Mexico deals crushing blow to France: Mexico remains undefeated at the World Cup after posting a 2-0 victory over France.
Vela doubtful for final World Cup match: Mexico striker Carlos Vela is likely to miss his team's final FIFA World Cup Group A match against Uruguay on June 22 after injuring his right hamstring in the first half of Thursday's 2-0 win over France.
World Cup post-game: South Africa 1, Mexico 1: Siphiwe Tshabalala scored in the 55th minute to help South Africa earn a 1-1 draw against Mexico Friday in Johannesburg in the opening game of the FIFA World Cup.
South Africa draws Mexico in World Cup opener: The host South Africans were off to a dream start at the FIFA World Cup until Mexico equalized late in the match, and the two teams played to a 1-1 draw.
Franco says he's recovered from foot injury: Mexico forward Guillermo Franco hopes to be in the starting lineup for the country's opening match against South Africa after recovering from a foot injury.
Franco or Chicharito for Mexico striker?: Even so close to the kickoff of the World Cup, Mexico isn't sure who it's striker will be.
Goalkeepers Ochoa, Perez battling to starting spot: There is stiff competition for the Mexico goalkeeper's job at the World Cup, with Guillermo Ochoa and Oscar Perez vying to start the tournament opener on Friday against South Africa.
Mexico looking good as World Cup nears: Mexico's extensive schedule of 12 games in preparation for the World Cup has boosted team morale, particularly a 2-1 victory over defending World Cup champion Italy.
Mexico beats sluggish Italy: Carlos Vela and Alberto Medina exposed a slow, ragged Italy defence to give Mexico a 2-1 victory over the World Cup-holder on Thursday in a major boost ahead of the World Cup.
Dos Santos dropped as Mexico names final roster: Midfielder Jonathan Dos Santos has been dropped from Mexico's final World Cup squad as coach Javier Aguirre named his 23 players for the tournament.
Rafael Marquez: the loyal solider: Even though Rafael Marquez is sometimes consumed by his fiery temper, the 31-year-old is a cerebral defender who can play anywhere at the back.
Mexico hammers Gambia in World Cup friendly: Mexico warmed up for the World Cup with a 5-1 victory over Gambia thanks to two goals each from Javier Hernandez and Adolfo Bautista.
Mexico's Vela hopes to shine at World Cup: After a season hampered by injuries and a lack of playing time at Arsenal, Mexico forward Carlos Vela is looking at the World Cup as his chance to shine.
Netherlands downs Mexico in World Cup warmup: Robin van Persie celebrated his first international match in six months by scoring two first-half goals, and an understrength Netherlands squad beat Mexico 2-1 in a World Cup warmup match Wednesday.
England beats Mexico at Wembley: Ledley King headed in England's opener as the injury-prone defender returned from a three-year international exile to help his team beat Mexico 3-1 in a World Cup warm-up Monday at London's Wembley Stadium.
Guillermo Ochoa: Shutting out the pressure: Like other goalkeepers who excel at a young age, Ochoa isn't afraid to grab an older defender by the scruff of the neck when the opposition is putting on pressure.
5 players to watch from Mexico: Goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa is just one of five players for the Mexican national team that soccer fans should keep an eye out this summer at the World Cup.
Mexico's Aguirre gearing up for another World Cup: It is said one should never go back, because it is never as good the second time around. Mexican coach Javier Aguirre will try to disprove that theory in South Africa.
Mexico announces World Cup warmup games: Mexico will play world champion Italy, England and the Netherlands in a busy buildup to the World Cup.
Mexico-England World Cup warmup on May 24: England will host Mexico in an exhibition game at London's Wembley Stadium on May 24 as its prepares for its World Cup opener against the United States.
Guillermo Franco on time for Mexico: The breakout year for Guillermo Franco was a long time coming and with the World Cup fast approaching the Mexican striker is finally primed to make a lasting impression.
Brazil, Portugal in World Cup Group of Death: The Samba Boys are in tough in 2010, as Brazil was drawn into the Group of Death with Ivory Coast, Portugal and North Korea during the World Cup draw ceremony in Cape Town, South Africa.
Team Profile: Mexico: Mexico's World Cup qualifying campaign featured all the drama and intrigue of a classic telenovela – a Latin American TV soap opera.
Vela flies high for Mexico: Carlos Vela's quickness, dribbling ability and versatility (he can play either as a forward or a winger) has seen him earn comparisons to retired Arsenal legend Dennis Bergkamp