tonight, when the Legends of Chivas de Guadalajara take on the Legends of Club America in El Reto Final.Part TV show and part game, this is the third installment of the Reto Final series. A few years ago, the show matched up the veterans of the U.S. Men's National Team versus the Mexican National Team...last year, the show featured a match between Argentina and Mexico old-timers...
Fox Sports en Español televised a series in which a host would approached former players of both Chivas and America, and invited them to participate in one final Classico, El Reto Final. The Classico takes place tonight at 8 pm at Pizza Hut Park, and will be televised live on FSE and on delay on Fox Soccer Channel (11 pm CT).
Duilio took part in the show, but will not be playing...Click here for the PHP release...or Fox Sports en Español's coverage.
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This is O.T. but your match tracker for the RSL game is wrong. It does not show that Toja came on for Ricchetti at the end. He did, however, apparently commit a foul from the bench. It was only about ten minutes, but I'm sure he'd like credit for the time he played. :)
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MONDAY'S MEDIA REACTION
Jose Mourinho is prepared to return as FC Dallas manager to succeed Steve Morrow but only if he has complete control over football matters. (The Sun)
Mourinho also wants FC Dallas's academy director to be sacked and wants to bring his old backroom staff back with him. (The Sun)
Mourinho has ruled himself out of FC Dallas because he wants the Inter Milan job, leaving Russia coach Guus Hiddink as the favourite. (The Guardian)
Hiddink's agent Cees van Nieuwenhuizen says the Dutchman will remain as Russia coach until the 2010 World Cup. (The Times)
FC Dallas want a tough disciplinarian manager to replace Morrow. (Various)
The Hoops also want a boss who will discuss team tactics and player selection with club owner Hunt. (The Independent)
FC Dallas have already spoken to former Barcelona manager Frank Rijkaard about becoming their new boss. (Daily Star)
SUNDAY'S MEDIA REACTION
Steve Morrow says he feels "completely betrayed" following his sacking as FC Dallas boss. (News of the World)
"Even if Morrow had beat LA I am not convinced if he would have remained in charge but after they lost I think there was only ever going to be one outcome," (Ron 'Chopper' Harris, PA Sport)
Barcelona boss Frank Rijkaard is the early favourite to become FC Dallas's new boss after Morrow's exit. (News of the World)
World Cup winning coach Marcello Lippi heads FC Dallas's four-man shortlist for their new boss ahead of Guus Hiddink, Roberto Mancini and Rijkaard. (Sunday Mirror)
Blackburn manager Mark Hughes has emerged as a shock contender for the FC Dallas job. (Sunday Express)
Eriksson could take a senior role above Inter Milan boss Mancini. (The Independent)
And Morrow could make an immediate return to management by replacing Eriksson at City. (The Independent, The Sunday Times)
I watched this game last night on the Tele (would have come to see it, but knew nothing about it until 15 min. prior)I was both saddened and excited to see how full the stands were. It just really highlighted for me how badly stadium placement and marketing has missed the boat on the Latin community. Having watched the amazing Blanco abuse Red Bull earlier in the day, I can't help but wonder where FC Dallas was when Chicago landed him. "Club Norte de América" Featuring Blanco & Davino. That would be cool.
Are there any good English language sites that cover the Mexican league? I would like to learn more about the league, but sadly do not speak Spanish.
I was trying to say Club America North above, was I close?
I think you said "Club North America."
Not too many people expected great things from Blanco when he came up here. Look at Davino, he has been a complete bust.
Also, do you people not realize that there are people of Latin descent living in Frisco and Plano and everywhere else in North Dallas? You guys act like the only place latinos live is in central Dallas.
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