Mexico returned to the World Cup in 2010, looking to improve on their 2006 knockout-round exit. Under Javier Aguirre, they were ready to write the next chapter.
Mexico's tournament was a mixed affair, with promising moments offset by results that ultimately cut their journey short.
Mexico experienced an inconsistent group stage, mixing moments of promise with frustrating setbacks. In the knockout rounds, they fell to Argentina in the Round of 16. Argentina proved to be a step too far, and Mexico's campaign came to a decisive end in the the last 16.
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Just 1 win in 4 matches.
Javier Hernández led Mexico's attack with 2 goals 1 in the group stage and 1 in the round of 16 at the 2010 World Cup.
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Juárez booked twice 4 cards in a single match vs France.
The tactical mind behind Mexico's 2010 campaign. At the helm since the 2002 World Cup just 1 win in 4 under Aguirre.
Under Javier Aguirre, Mexico employed an energetic and disciplined approach, often catching opponents off guard. However, their inability to capitalize on scoring opportunities ultimately led to their exit.
