US EditionAguirre Unhappy as Mexico Concede Four Against Swiss
- Mexico coach Javier Aguirre expressed his unhappiness after a 4-2 loss to Switzerland in a friendly match.
- He stated, "When you concede four goals, you have to hang your head and go home to train."
- Aguirre noted that there were many mistakes, adding, "When you do that against teams of this caliber, you get punished."
- Mexico will play against Turkey next, while Switzerland will face the USA.
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