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Hirving “Double-Barrel” Chucky Strikes Out — Mexico’s Front Line Is Even More Luxurious Than You Think
When talking about Mexico’s offense, there’s an interesting angle: they have two forwards, and both are named “Jiménez.” Raúl Jiménez (Fulham) is 35 years old this year. He’s experienced, strong at holding the ball with his back to goal and contesting points in the air with headers—he’s a classic target man. He’s honed his skills over many years in the Premier League and the Primeira Liga, and his ability to fight through physical duels on the pitch is very strong. Santiago Jiménez (AC Milan) is 25 years old this year, worth €18 million, and is the most valuable player in the Mexican national team. His strengths are fast acceleration and explosive impact, making him well suited to spearhead counterattacks.
These two players complement each other extremely well. Aguirre will most likely set up a double-forward tactic in the opening match—Raúl pushes up as the outpost, using his body to absorb and withstand South Africa’s central defenders, then passes the ball to the wide attackers Lozano or Viga. Meanwhile, Santiago roams behind Raúl or to either side, looking for second-ball opportunities and chances to break on the counter.
South Africa’s defensive line mostly comes from domestic league players. While the coordination is at least decent, their individual ability is indeed limited. Against Raúl’s back-to-goal hold-up play and Santiago’s driving impact, it’s easy to lose shape and get pulled in two directions. If Mexico can score early and force South Africa to press forward into attack, then Santiago’s speed advantage on the counter will be even more deadly.
Media predictions generally believe Mexico will score at least two goals in this match, and that at least one will be connected to the combination involving the double forwards. Long-time fans should remember that Mexico’s biggest problem at the 2022 World Cup was that no one in the forward line could score. This year, that problem may already have been solved.
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