Highlights
93'
It's over! Mexico and Haiti do not harm each other and divide units.
88'
Zamora's left-footed shot ends up going into the stands.
84'
Mexico's defensive header prevents Haiti from shooting at Eulogio's goal.
78'
Haiti looks to reach dangerously, Mexico defends with everything.
71'
Poor reception by Palma, the player ends up sending the ball over the end line without generating danger.
66'
Close! A shot at Eulogio's goal that almost becomes a goal, but the goalkeeper ends up holding the ball.
59'
Cambio de Mexico. Jonathan Pérez enters and takes the place of Torres.
56'
Campos shot, but Hernandez was offside.
48'
Bryan Gonzalez's shot, but the ball goes wide.
46'
Action resumes at the Olímpico Metropolitano.
45'
Changes in Mexico. Palma and Gonzalez are replaced by Alcántar and Violante.
45+4'
At the end of the first half, Mexico and Haiti are in a scoreless draw at halftime.
40'
Belizaire rifles, but Eulogio holds the ball without problems.
35'
Good intervention by Alcántar, preventing danger from being generated in the Mexican area.
28'
Goalkeeper! Violante's shot and Augustin ends up deflecting the ball with his fingertips.
20'
Violante's shot, but Augustin keeps the ball without problems.
17'
Jeudy's lethal header, but the ball goes wide of the goal.
8'
Timely sweep by Haiti's defense, preventing Hernandez from creating danger in the area.
0'
Mexico and Haiti kick off the match.
Haiti: LineUp
W. Agustin; J. Leriche, F. Ciceron, D. Pierre; B. Destin, W. Pierre, A. Belizaire, W. Leazard; S. San Millan, S. Jeudy, R. Appolon.
Mexico: LineUp
A. Eulogio; D. Gómez, E. López, J. Alcántar, I. Violante; K. Campos, F. Ambríz, A. Freyfeld; S. Zamora, J. Hernández, C. Torres.
To the court
Both Mexico and Haiti are already warming up on the field to get ready for this final match.
Present
Both teams are already at the San Pedro Sula stadium, ready to play this last match of the phase.
What a beauty!
This is what the Olímpico Metropolitano looks like tonight, the building will host the last match of the group stage between Mexico and Haiti.
To the top
Haiti is in second place in the group with a win and a draw to reach four points. In this match they will try to snatch the victory from Mexico.
Perfect Pitch
In addition to accumulating two wins from the two matches played, Mexico has scored thirteen goals and has not conceded a single goal, making it undefeated and with a clean sheet.
It won't be long now!
With less than an hour to go before this important match kicks off, the Mexican National Team will be looking to make it three points and have a great game.
Watch out for this player
Haiti will have to pay close attention to Esteban Lozano, the Mexican striker has a brace in his last game and has a total of three goals, so tonight he will be looking to continue adding goals to his tally.
To close undefeated!
The Mexican team will be looking to close their pass to the World Cup by adding all nine points from the group stage.
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What time is the Mexico vs. Haiti match corresponding to Day 3 of the CONCACAF U-20 World Cup?
This is the kick-off time for the Mexico vs Haiti match on June 23, 2022 in several countries:
Panama: 7:30 p.m.
El Salvador: 6:30 p.m.
Honduras: 6:30 p.m.
Guatemala: 6:30 p.m.
Costa Rica: 6:30 p.m.
Jamaica: 7.30 p.m.
Mexico: 7:30 p.m.
Canada: 8.30 p.m.
United States: 5.30 p.m. PT & 8.30 p.m.
Mexico's Statement
Luis Perez, Mexico's coach, spoke prior to the match: "It is no coincidence that in the senior national teams we have seen the capacity and quality they have".
"Physically I am very strong, fast and every day they are working much better. Undoubtedly, you can also see it in the statistics, in that they have eight or ten players in European soccer; we are going to face a very complicated tie, but we have also prepared for it".
"There is not one player who will be left out, by regulation we can only field 11, we would like to field everyone, but, here we come for two objectives which are the two tickets, to the World Cup and the Olympic Games, and without a doubt we need all 20."
"We have been working together for almost a year, we will go with the same idea and pillars that we have within the group. We try to improve day by day on and off the field."
"It seems to me that sometimes there is little information and we all take for granted that the teams we can't see we can qualify them, but today there is no small team, in Concacaf they have all improved in their structures. We are going to face a very complicated Qualifying Round, but we have also prepared for it".
Mexico's statements
Fidel Ambríz spoke prior to the match: "It is a great responsibility, since the coach is giving me a great opportunity to be captain, I have been for a year in the U-20 process, first of all, with great joy and enthusiasm to be the captain of this National Team and the first objective we have is to qualify to the World Cup, then to the Olympics and, finally, to be champions".
"It is a challenge because it is the first time that a Pre-World Cup is played also giving a pass to the Olympic Games, although it is true, first we have to reach the Semifinal to get the ticket to the World Cup and the Final for the Olympics."
"We already have this challenge in mind, not only the players, but also the coaching staff, we know what we are playing for, we have to work in the most responsible way since we are representing the Mexican National Team. We know we have this great opportunity, we are going to give it our all, those tickets have to return to Mexico and we have to do it in the best way for this country and for our people".
Haiti's final roster
W. Augustin; J. Leriche, F. Cicéron,R. Appolon, D. Pierre; M. Scott, W. Pierre, S. San Millán; B. Destin, S. Jeudy, W. Leazard.
Mexico's final roster
E. Perez; R. Palma, J. Alcantar, A. Leone, E. Martinez; B. González, S. Mariscal, F. Ambríz, C. Torres; E. Lozano, J. Pérez.
How is Haiti doing?
Haiti has had a tough road in this CONCACAF U-20 Pre-World Cup, earning a point in the first matchday with a thrilling four-goal draw against Trinidad and Tobago and a big win over Suriname.
How does Mexico fare?
Mexico comes into this match leading Group B of the CONCACAF U-20 Preliminary World Cup with six points, the result of two big wins with one game left to play. In the first match, they defeated Suriname by a scandalous score of eight to zero, and in the second match they defeated Trinidad and Tobago by five goals to zero.
The match will be played at the Metropolitan Olympic Stadium.
The Mexico vs. Haiti match will be played at the Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano located in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The stadium has a capacity for 37,325 people.
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