nyssa@abnji.UUCP (nyssa of traken) (01/22/86)
Date Opponent Location * Result ALL FRIENDLY
5/2 Poland Queretara 5-0
6/2 Switzerland Queretara 1-2
26/2 Finland Acapulco 2-1
5/3 Fiorentina (It.) Los Angeles 1-0
2/6 Italy Mexico City 1-1
9/6 England Mexico City 1-0
15/6 West Germany Mexico City 2-0
20/8 Monterray Monterray 3-2
25/8 Chile ** Los Angeles 2-1
28/8 Bulgaria Los Angeles 1-1
31/8 Corinthians (Bra.) ** San Jose 1-1
10/9 Neza Neza 2-0
20/9 Peru Los Angeles 0-0
22/9 Peru San Jose 1-0
11/10 Libya Benghazi 1-3
12/10 Libya Benghazi 1-5
18/10 Jordan Jordan 0-0
20/10 Egypt Cairo 1-2
21/10 United Arab Emirates UAE 2-2
24/10 Kuwait Kuwait 0-0
14/11 Argentina Los Angeles 1-1
17/11 Argentina Puebla 1-1
3/12 South Korea Los Angeles 2-1
7/12 Algeria Mexico City 2-0
10/12 South Korea Guadalajara 2-1
14/12 Hungary Toluca 2-0
19/12 Italy Turin unknown
* Home sites are Queretaro, Acapulco, Mexico City, Puebla, Guadalajara,
and Toluca. Monterray and Neza are normally home sites. Los Angeles
and San Jose (both in California, USA) can be considered home sites.
** B Team
1985 Record: 13 wins, 4 losses, 9 draws, 1 unknown.
Mexico is the first country allowed to repeat as World Cup host, and the
host automatically qualifies. Many teams desire to play in Mexico to
get a feel for the likely climate and conditions, hence Mexico is
given the opportunity to play many good teams on home grounds.
Hosts usually do well, seeing Mexico in the quarterfinals, or even semi-
finals would not be a surprise.
--
James C. Armstrong, Jnr. {ihnp4,cbosgd,akgua}!abnji!nyssa
"It's a sort of mini-clone!" Who said them, what story?