### El Tri Draws Against Canada
The Mexican national soccer team, known as El Tri, played to a 0-0 draw against Canada at the AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas. Under the guidance of coach Javier Aguirre, the Mexican squad couldn’t replicate their previous success after a resounding victory over New Zealand in Pasadena.
Despite the anticipation, the game witnessed a lackluster turnout with just over 20,000 fans in attendance, indicating a tepid response from supporters. The team, though showing a reasonable performance, failed to convert their efforts into goals, resulting in a goalless stalemate.
Following this U.S. tour, El Tri is set to clash against the United States at the Akron Stadium in Guadalajara.
### Additional News
**Mexican Team Prepares for Crucial Encounter**
Awaiting the upcoming World Cup qualifiers, the Mexican national team is gearing up to face off against the United States, a match carrying significant weight for both squads. Holding the match at the historic Akron Stadium adds to the anticipation and pressure on Javier Aguirre’s side to deliver a strong performance on home turf.
**Fan Reactions and Expectations**
Following the match against Canada, discussions among fans are widespread. Many are expressing concerns over the team’s recent performances and are anxious to see improvements. With the United States match on the horizon, expectations are high, and the stakes even higher as both teams vie for dominance in the North American soccer landscape.
**Injuries and Squad Updates**
Coach Javier Aguirre has some critical decisions to make regarding the squad. Reports suggest a few players might be dealing with minor injuries from the recent matches, raising questions about the lineup for the upcoming qualifier. These crucial updates are seen as potential game-changers that could influence the outcome of the high-stakes encounter against the United States.
Stay tuned for more updates on El Tri as they continue their journey through the qualifiers, aiming to clinch a coveted spot in the World Cup.