Berga: It is beneficial to Mexico to fight against Japan and South Korea, which can help us prepare for the World Cup better

September 11th, after Mexico drew 2-2 with South Korea, forward Bega said in an interview with ESPN that the two games facing Japan and South Korea provided the team with world-class requirements and will help the team improve.

Berga said: "These games have World Cup level requirements and are very helpful to us. Fighting with Asian teams can help Mexico better prepare for opponents they may encounter in the World Cup, and this high-intensity game can bring practical benefits. Over time and training, the team will gradually improve their ability to create opportunities and offensive efficiency."

"We have no malice, but playing at such intensity makes us always proud. I think this is one of the prides of the Mexicans and the philosophy that coach Aguirre instilled in us, and we are very satisfied with it because We know that represents the whole country. "

On the other hand, Plata talked about two goals caused by defensive turnovers: "I think that was the details that were not handled at a critical moment, but after that, we reacted well, and I don't think we were suffering the same way anymore."

" Ultimately, these were very tough games, facing a team at the World Cup level, and you could pay the price of conceding goals with a little carelessness. Although there were some minor mistakes that could be corrected, I was more concerned about the attitude and mental outlook of the team. We fought until the last moment and successfully tied the score. "