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Chile strikes twice after halftime to beat Mexico 2-0. Woes deepen for Márquez

  • Chile defeated Mexico 2-0 on Tuesday, with Maximiliano Gutiérrez and Vicente Pizarro scoring after halftime.
  • Gutiérrez scored in the 54th minute, and Pizarro added Chile’s second goal in the 65th minute.
  • Mexico suffered its second straight defeat and finished its U.S. tour without a win in four matches.
  • Rafael Márquez will seek his first victory against Jamaica in November.
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Mexico lost a friendly match to Chile 2-0 – Olympiacos' Armando Gonzalez started, Orbelin Pineda was left on the bench. The post Olympiacos: Gonzalez started for Mexico appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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The national combo closed its participation with a bitter balance of two defeats and two draws lighting the alarms very soon to start the process

·Los Angeles, United States
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Chile strikes twice after halftime to beat Mexico 2-0. Woes deepen for Márquez

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Maximiliano Gutiérrez and Vicente Pizarro scored second-half goals to lead Chile to a 2-0 victory Tuesday over a Mexico lineup that continues to struggle under coach

·Toronto, Canada
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This article was first published through Cedarnews.net. To follow up on more news and exclusive reports, visit us on our website. Chile se quedó con el amistoso: venció 2-0 a México. This news was posted on Cedarnews News. For more breaking news and exclusive reports, visit our official website.

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Los Angeles (USA), 6 Oct (EFE).- The goals of Maximiliano Gutiérrez and Vicente Pizarro slowed down the take-off of the Rafa Márquez era on Tuesday in a friendly duel against Chile, in which the Tri fell by 0-2 and exposed the shortcomings of a team in transition [...] La entrada 0-2. Chile slows the take-off of the era Márquez was first published in HolaNews.

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Mexico's new technical director, Rafa Márquez, said good-bye to FIFA in October without winning a victory, after falling for the second time in a row on the Tri tour of the United States.

·El Segundo, United States
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eldiariodechihuahua.mx broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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