Mexique : FIERTÉ et PRESSION de jouer à la maison pour les Aztèques

00:00: Summary 02:00: Mexico: Three-time host country 04:00: Mexico's stadiums 06:00: Mexico's World Cup history 13:00: Javier Aguirre, the coach 17:00: Raul Jiménez, the goalscorer 20:00: Ochoa, the other star 22:30: Gilberto Mora, the rising star to watch 24:30: The ideal starting eleven 26:00: What are the goals this summer? From June 11 to July 19, the United States, Canada, and Mexico are hosting a new, larger-than-life World Cup: 48 teams, 104 matches, a unique competition to follow on RMC. Today's World Cup Aftershow is dedicated to the most recent host country of this competition: Mexico. For the third time in their history, Mexico has the opportunity to host a World Cup (1970, 1986, 2026). Drawn in Group A with South Africa, South Korea, and the Czech Republic, Mexico could be considered the favorite. Mexico has once again appointed Javier Aguirre as their coach for 2024 (after 2001 and 2009) and will face immense pressure from the fans to at least reach the Round of 16. Will Fulham striker Raul Jiménez be able to handle all that pressure? Let's get started with the Mexico World Cup Aftershow, presented by Aurélien Tiercin with Mexican journalist Ana Cirilo and French player Sébastien Salles-Lamonge, who plays for Atlético San Luis in Liga MX.