Listen towards the eruption of the North and Central American co-finals, where the hosts, the United States, shocked traditional arch-rivals, Mexico. What can this tournament be called? "The U.S. Private Cup." Since its inception, the U.S. has hosted three meetings, all of which have been won by the U.S. It's no wonder that this year it's back in the outside world's favor. However, the final is always a matter of life and death. Both sides believe they will march cautiously. In addition, in the last five games in legal time, they have four total goals scored and two or fewer opened the scoring. They might as well go with 2.5 goals. (Monday, 9:15 a.m. kickoff)
The North and Central American League can be described as the "American version of the UEFA Europa League", which is divided into three levels, A, B and C, with group matches and a system of promotion and elevation. The top-level A-level tournament has a knockout round for the championship, and after the first edition, this year's final will see the United States battling Mexico again. The United States has a lot of players in the mainstream European leagues play very tight, including AC Milan wing Gisdian Plessy, Zuyundas striker Gamo Fivia, the overall foot better, but they are four against Jamaica, a minute loss, playing extra time and 1-1, and finally two goals in extra time to enter the final, it is estimated that the United States to learn from the lesson, and try to avoid the error led to fall behind, into a disadvantage, prefer to be conservative.
Mexico plays mainly for local league players, with the most famous 'Euro soldier' Charoen Rosinu being the striker for Westham midfielder Eichen Omar Ivaris and Yan Haufen. They beat Panama 3-0 in the final 4, just because the opponent was too weak. Look at Mexico's last 6 times against the United States, legal time only 4 and 2 losses have not won, obviously in the lower echelon, the final hurdle more stable lineup first, a good chance of being caught in a stalemate, into the wave of not panic much.
