The Confederations Cup in Germany has continued to
prove to be a tournament full of surprises and exciting
play. Mexico upset Brazil 1-0 on Sunday to book a place
in the semifinals of the tournament, leaving Brazil
and Japan to square off in their final group match to
see who gets to join them.
Brazil looked far from impressive in the match and rarely
threatened Mexico’s stingy defense. Jared Borgetti
grabbed the second half goal that won the match, redeeming
himself after a weird sequence of events in the first
half when he had to take the same penalty three times,
missing the first and last attempts. In the other group,
Argentina saw off a spirited Australian side to join
hosts Germany in the final four.
Edward Knowles, International Editor, 90:00™
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