Felipe Cardenas
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1,856 appearances
12 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 4d ago
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So just so much, so much hype around this game right now.
Yes.
Yeah.
I mean, you know, Ecuador was that team that I think Mexicans feared because they can play at altitude.
They understand that type of competition and they had, they had no idea how to, how to really address the energy.
that Mexico came out with.
Now, the way to neutralize that, which is something that South Africa did, we're talking about South Africa, but they didn't press, they didn't do a lot.
They stood back and Javier Aguirre has been on the record saying that he prefers a chaotic game.
It gets his team up for it and they can play quickly and they can counter.
If you sit and make them work the ball around, they get a bit ponderous and Ecuador fell into a trap, tried to press them and it just fell into the hands of the Mexicans.
So it'll be interesting to see how England approaches that part of the game.
Quickly about Kane.
When I was in Mexico City before I left, I was walking around the streets talking to the fans.
None of the fans that I spoke to were overly impressed with the fact that they won their first knockout game since 1986.
It's getting to the quarterfinal now.
that means everything to them and one one gentleman that was selling panini cards at a stand that he owns he was shuffling them like a casino dealer when i walked up to him and we talked about mexico and he was very very confident about mexico reaching the semi-finals even and at one point he described england as being a one-man team he said they just have harry the harry kane team where have we heard that before
I think everyone is still accepting Brazil as this Brazil, this version of Brazil, the team that may not win playing beautiful football.
No jogo bonito, but results.
Maybe they go down, maybe they struggle, but they have the man on the touchline in Carlo Ancelotti that can just find the right formula.
So I struggle to think that they won't be the aggressor, the five-time world champions against a team like Norway.
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