Mexican international players talk about playing against Japan and South Korea: These two games are close to the actual level of the World Cup, and they have benefited a lot

September 11 Mexican forward Alexis Bega said that the national team tied the two friendly matches against Japan and South Korea, which was close to the test of the World Cup level. He believes these games help improve the team’s performance and emphasizes the intensity and determination shown in the game.

Berga said in an interview: "The level of these two games is close to the requirements of the World Cup, which is very helpful to us." He also mentioned that playing against Asian strong teams provides valuable experience for the team: "These are opponents that may be encountered in the World Cup, and playing with them now has benefited a lot."

Berga admits that with more time and training, the team will be able to create more goals and improve scoring efficiency. He specifically mentioned the team's fighting spirit and high-intensity confrontation ability shown in the game.

"We always give our all, which reflects the pride of the Mexicans. It's also the philosophy that coach Javier Aguire instilled in us, and we are very satisfied with it because it represents our country."

In addition, Juan Jose Sanchez Plata talked about the mistakes in the defense, which caused the team to concede two goals in ten minutes: "I think those two goals were the details we didn't handle at the critical moment. But then we adjusted quickly and performed better. Faced with the World Cup level opponent, a little negligence would be paid. Although these mistakes can be corrected, I was satisfied with the team's attitude and fighting spirit, and we finally tied the score."