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Aguirre returns as Mexico coach
April 5, 2009, Sunday
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JAVIER Aguirre was reappointed Mexico coach on Friday, a day after Sven-Goran Eriksson was sacked following the team's shock 1-3 loss to Honduras.
The Mexican Football Federation said it trusted 50-year-old Aguirre to get the team to next year's World Cup in South Africa. Mexico has dropped to fourth in the six-team CONCACAF finals. Only the top three automatically qualify while the fourth-place team must meet South America's fifth-best in playoffs. Aguirre previously took over as Mexico coach in 2001 and took the team to the Copa America final and last 16 of the 2002 World Cup.
The Mexican Football Federation said it trusted 50-year-old Aguirre to get the team to next year's World Cup in South Africa. Mexico has dropped to fourth in the six-team CONCACAF finals. Only the top three automatically qualify while the fourth-place team must meet South America's fifth-best in playoffs. Aguirre previously took over as Mexico coach in 2001 and took the team to the Copa America final and last 16 of the 2002 World Cup.
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