For the first time in their history, Mexico walked onto the World Cup stage. Juan Luque de Serrallonga led the squad into the unknown.
It was a tournament to forget for Mexico, who left without a single victory to their name.
Mexico found the group stage unforgiving, unable to pick up a single victory against their opponents. Their campaign featured a heavy 1-4 defeat to France, a heavy 0-3 defeat to Chile, and a heavy 3-6 defeat to Argentina. The World Cup dream ended earlier than hoped, with Mexico bowing out in the first round.
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Lost all 3 matches conceded 13 goals in 3 matches.
Manuel Rosas led Mexico's attack with 2 goals at the 1930 World Cup.
The tactical mind behind Mexico's 1930 campaign. Guided Mexico to their first World Cup winless under Serrallonga.
Juan Luque de Serrallonga led the side, but Argentina's strong squad and home advantage proved too much. Mexico struggled to find its footing against France, Chile, and Uruguay in their inaugural World Cup campaign.
