The Mexican team started the last part of its World Cup preparation on the right foot by defeating Ghana 2-0 in a duel where Brian Gutiérrez, Guillermo Martínez, Armando González, Gilberto Mora and Alexis Vega led the good work of the Aztecs at the Cuauhtémoc stadium.

An outstanding performance by the players who seek to qualify to remain on the final list of 26 players and where a national team was seen with a lot of flexibility, speed and, above all, an important attitude with 19 days remaining until the World Cup.

The performance of the Mexican players was so significant that most of the players had an outstanding note in the match where, from three minutes in, they took control of the match with the goal scored by Brian Gutiérrez when the Chivas midfielder grabbed the ball in three quarters of the field to drive outside the area and there take the shot that meant the first goal of the game.

From there, the Mexican squad with Gilberto Mora as orchestrator and with Hormiga González moving on the offensive front to create spaces, allowed his teammates to arrive with danger and be close to at least scoring three or more goals.

In the second half, Vasco Aguirre moved his people, using Memo Martínez, who was the best man in that period of the Mexican team, but where people like Edson Álvarez, Mateo Chávez, Luis Chávez, Isaías Violante, among others, also tried to do a good job.

Precisely in these good moments for Mexico, Guillermo Martínez was present to put pressure on Santiago Giménez in the coaching staff's dilemma of calling five forwards such as Raúl Jiménez, Armando González, Memo Martínez, Santiago Giménez and Germán Berterame to the World Cup.

Or prefer a replacement for Johan Vázquez as center back on the left, where they have not been able to find that player in the back who can give strength to the national team on that side and where in the end they left with an important victory heading into the last two games before the World Cup against Australia and Serbia.