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Mexico head coach Juan Carlos Osorio has admitted that his side's 1-1 draw against Costa Rica was probably the fair result, although he is gutted by his side's inability to hold onto the lead in the World Cup qualifier at the Estadio Nacional.

The North American outfit took the lead in the 42nd minute when Cristian Gamboa unintentionally put the ball into his own net after an amazing reflex save from Keylor Navas. Mexico looked on course to clinch their six victory of their qualifying campaign, but Marcos Urena denied them the opportunity with an equaliser for Los Ticos eight minutes from time. Costa Rica nearly clinched the winner in the dying seconds of the game when Johan Venegas hit the post. Speaking in his post match press conference, Osorio said: "We're left with a bad taste. We thought we had the game controlled."

Jamaica trounced the Mexican side by a sole goal to reach the Gold Cup final on Sunday.

Kemar Lawrence’s effort was enough to send El Tri out of the tournament as his late goal was enough. The semifinal loss adds more pressure on the Mexican team ahead of the 2018 World Cup.

The team lost scandalously to Chile 7-0 at the Copa America Centenario last year and they lost 4-1 to Germany at the Confederations Cup few weeks back. However the team remains sure to reach the finals of the world event next year.

West Ham United assistant manager Nikola Jurcevic has claimed that Javier Hernandez is still picking up his fitness after he joined the club late last month. The Mexico international, who was signed from Bayer Leverkusen for £16m, last featured for 20 minutes during West Ham United's 3-3 draw versus Altona 93.

Following the game, Jurcevic admitted that the 29-year-old is not 100 percent fit, but he will evolve into an important player for West Ham United as the new season begins, he said: “He was a plus point from this game. He spent a few days with us and played about 20 minutes which was very important for him to feel how he will play with West Ham United. In this moment he is not 100 per cent physically fit but he is working hard and for him it was very important to play 20 minutes last night. He likes to have the ball in space, he is always on the offside line and he will be an important player for us"

West Ham United have reportedly stepped up their pursuit to sign Bayer Leverkusen striker Javier Hernandez following the lack of firepower in the forward department.

The club have been a hit or miss over the past year with Slaven Bilic struggling to find the right marksman to lead the line.

Olympique Lyonnais are currently facing the hard pill of getting themselves familiarized with the prospect of starting next season without the man that gifted them 100 Ligue 1 goals in the course of the last seven years.

Alexander Lacazette both town prodigy and local success story has decided against extending his stay. The 26-year old made it official as he issued a notice to the club’shierarchy immediately after the season came to an end.

Mexico are still on course for a spot in Russia next year despite the result against the United States.

Many did not expect much from EL Tri ahead of the Hex stage but after defeating the US in Columbus last year, they had a decent chance at making history.

England have reached the last four of the ongoing Under-20 World Cup for the first time in 24 years.

They defeated Mexico in the quarter final to set up a semi-final clash against Italy. Liverpool new signing Dominic Solanke got the sole goal that separated both sides. Paul Simpson’s team would play the semi-final game on Thursday.

World football regulatory body FIFA has fined the Football Associations of Brazil, Mexico and Argentina for homophobic chanting in their World Cup qualifiers.

Brazil and Argentina FAs were fined over £27,000 and about £15,500 respectively but their Mexican counterparts would part with £7,781.

The Mexican national football team is currently attempting to find for the upcoming in the 2018 FIFA World Cup and have been doing an impressive job in their qualification campaign as Mexico is at the top of the CONCACAF group with 10 points collected from their 4 opening qualification matches.

Out of their 4 initial qualification matches of Mexico, they have won 3 and drawn 1 as they remain undefeated and are one of the favorites of securing a top position and qualifying for the approaching worldwide football competition.

Mexico is ready for the Star Sixes tournament in July and the squad has been named ahead of the inaugural event in London.

Eccentric Mexican goalkeeper Jorge Campos, who is best known for his colourful jersey and goalscoring abilities, says he would find his old shirts and be ready to impress at the tournament.