This Thursday marks the start of the octagonal final of CONCACAF heading to the World Cup in Qatar and many journalists have begun to give their predictions. The first has been the Mexican David Failtenson, a renowned and controversial analyst who always shoots.
For Faitelson, this tie should be a thornless path for Mexicans and the United States to be the strongest teams in the region, similarly, adds Costa Rica, the CONCACAF team with the best participation in a World Cup. And Honduras and Canada? He does not see them with a ticket in hand.
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For Failtelson, the Honduran national team led by Fabian Coit and who was recently third in the Final Four of CONCACAF, would be among the candidates to fight the playoffs with Canada, one of the nations that has come with growth huge with a number of brilliant footballers in Europe.
“The path from CONCACAF to Qatar 2022 begins … Costa Rica, the United States and Mexico, in the order you prefer, are favorites to win direct tickets to the World Cup … The half ticket must be contested between Honduras and Canada, ”Faitelson posted on his social media.
In another of the messages, the commentator of the popular Mexican sports channel launched a strong criticism against the coach of the Mexican national team, Gerardo “Tato” Matino, who said that day that the qualifiers are a complicated issue for the squares to be visited where nothing is easy.
“I see, strangely, pressured and even overwhelmed by a man from the experience of” Tata “Martino … Don’t worry, it’s CONCACAF and Jamaica, Costa Rica and Panama are still … Nothing happens,” Tata “… “, said David, who in another comment discriminated against football in the region against Mexico.
“” The Giant of the CONCACAF “,” the rival to beat “,” the supreme God of the football area “… same place? “, the commentator sentenced. Honduras debuts against Canada on Thursday, Mexico hosts Jamaica, Panama will face Costa Rica and the United States will visit El Salvador.