Over the weekend, Carlos Millet and Enrique Hernández spoke to us about the most notable achievements in the game and shared information about the three Mexican sports legends.
“Two good and one really bad. That is the truth, but well, in chronological order we will start simply as Tigres and Monterrey started to score zero in a game because it wasn’t as bad as the scoring can indicate, but it makes it clear the huge crisis that the teams are going through in Monterrey. We thought that now with Almeida the Rayados would be a little better, but it is not so,” said Carlos Millet.
He added that “then a 0-0, because I repeat, does not leave as clear as it was the game was more exciting than he says, but because they don’t go, they don’t go the teams of Monterrey. That was a score, let me tell you, the Blue Cross America, 4-3, great match, volteretas, goals on all sides and good, because the truth is that America fell before the first full weight it had to do with them in the league.”
Meanwhile, Enrique Hernandez assured that “just that what I wanted to comment on, was talking a lot about America’s passage, but it had also been mentioned that he needed a rival that really put him to the test and that was neither more nor less than the champion.”
Millet pointed out that “we had already seen it a bit there in the League Cup when the Monterrey because this was, that is, a team or a serious team also passed over Cruz Azul. Maybe America deserved a little more, maybe it deserved the draw, but since Cruz Azul is a team with a lot of profession, it remains the champion. And the truth is, I don’t think America will see it at that general summit from now on. It’s a good team, Guillermo Almada brings them very well, but it’s true that the most complicated games come to him. Soon comes a classic, then the game against the Toluca that really is flying too, And well, yes, but well, a great game of those that give that give taste. One knows that those matches always get good, but well, the truth is good to see them.”
