Trinidad and Tobago ’s national team had a one hour training session at the Estadio Azteca from 8pm (pm TT Time) on Tuesday on the eve of their 2010 World Cup qualifier against Mexico on Wednesday night in the Mexican capital.
Head Coach Russell Latapy arrived with a 19-man squad, all with face masks, just after midnight on Monday via Panama City before checking into the Radisson Hotel before a high presence of Mexican media which asked the question of the night … “Does Trinidad feel it can cause another upset against Mexico on Wednesday?”
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Mexico's head coach Javier Aguirre revealed in a press conference before Wednesday's
game against Trinidad that there would
definitely be a change in the Mexican lineup. El Vasco apparently did not like
what he saw against El Salvador
and said Mexico need to make
the proper changes to face a team like Trinidad.
Aguirre revealed that his team would look to be attack-oriented because they
need to make more goals.
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Mexicans ask: "Can Trinidad cause an upset on Wednesday?"
Trinidad and Tobago’s
national team will have one training session at the Azteca Stadium from 8pm (pm
TT Time) on Tuesday on the eve of their 2010 World Cup qualifier against Mexico on
Wednesday night in the Mexican capital.
Head Coach Russell Latapy arrived with a 19-man squad just
after midnight on Monday via Panama City before
checking into the Radisson Hotel before a high presence of Mexican media which
asked the question of the night … “Does Trinidad feel it can cause another
upset against Mexico
on Wednesday?”
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Though there was obvious feeling of disappointment in the
dressing room and back at the team camp at the Blue Haven Hotel following
Saturday’s 3-2 loss to Costa
Rica , there was still room for an upbeat
feeling among the squad members as they prepared for an evening training
session at the Dwight Yorke Stadium on Sunday.
Next up, the “Soca Warriors” travel to Mexico City to face the Mexicans in another
2010 World Cup Qualifier on Wednesday and skipper Dwight Yorke and his
teammates are maintaining a fighting attitude.
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Celso Borges scored two second-half goals and lifted Costa Rica to a
come from behind 3-2 victory over Trinidad & Tobago in World Cup qualifying
action at the Dwight Yorke Stadium on Saturday.
Borges, who scored in the 13th minute Wednesday night in San
Jose in a 3-1 victory over the United States, scored in the 52nd and 69th
minutes after Carlos Edwards had given the hosts a 31st minute lead
with a thunderous free kick from 25 metres out.
The win left Costa
Rica 12 points atop the standings as the final round of qualifying reached its
midpoint with T&T in bottom spot on two points heading into Wednesday’s
encounter against Mexico at the Azteca.
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