Originally published Wednesday, March 5, 2008 at 12:00 AM
Mexico, China to meet in soccer friendly in Seattle on April 16
Mexico's men's national soccer team has scheduled an exhibition game in Seattle for April 16, according to the team's upcoming game schedule...
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Mexico's men's national soccer team has scheduled an exhibition game in Seattle for April 16, according to the team's upcoming game schedule.
The schedule lists China as the opponent.
More details, including location (presumably Qwest Field), time, ticket availability and prices and which players will be on the travel roster are yet to be announced. An official announcement of the game is expected soon.
Seattle's new Major League Soccer team is involved in organizing the game, as is MLS.
Mexico, the U.S. national team's main rival in the CONCACAF soccer region, has played its past two games on American soil, in Houston and Los Angeles. The team has a huge following in the United States.
"El Tri," as the team is called (short for "tricolores," as Mexico's colors are red, white and green), has played three of its previous four national-team games in the U.S., against Brazil, Guatemala and the U.S., losing two and tying one.
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