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At the beginning of the direction of the technology director Javier Aguirre, México won 3-0 at the Nueva Zelanda match in the Rose Bowl football stadium, in Pasadena, Los Angeles, with 25,271 spectators.

The aperture may last for a few minutes while Orbelín Pineda works on a media shoot in the area.

Max Crocombe, the new player, has seen his bow three times. Already 9 and 17 times Santiago Giménez was defeated and already 37 times a decision was made by César Montes.

Kosta Barbarouses can use Mexican portero Raúl Rangel, who gets a remate of 45+1.

At 45+2, the Mexican outfit was stopped a second time with a cross from Luis Romo, who was in the palo.

At 47, Pineda played a different game in the ‘Kiwis’ marco.

At the age of 53, César Huerta scored the 2-0 with a minute left in the canteen with a touch of the ball near Romo.

The 3-0 was firmly established in 57 with a frontal disparo during Liberato Cacace’s defense.

The first time Mexico met a new friend from Canada in Arlington, Texas, Nueva Zeland thought they were sparring with the Estados Unidos in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Alignments:

México: Raúl Rangel, Israel Reyes, César Montes, Johan Vásquez, Jesús Gallardo (Jesús Angulo, 71), Luis Romo (Carlos Rodríguez, 71), Luis Chávez, Orbelín Pineda (Sebastián Córdova, 61), Roberto Alvarado (Diego Lainez, 61), Julián Quiñones (César Huerta, 52), Santiago Giménez (Henry Martín, 61). DT: Javier Aguirre.

New Zealand: Max Crocombe, Tim Payne (Bill Tuiloma, 65), Michael Boxall, Tommy Smith (Nando Pijnaker, 81), Liberato Cacace, Joe Bell (Alex Rufer, 71), Marko Stamenic, Matthew Garbett, Kosta Barbarouses (Logan Rogerson, 81), Ben Old (Elijah Just, 65), Chris Wood (Ben Waine, 70). DT: Darren Bazeley.