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12 hours ago · Mexico’s coach Javier Aguirre shouts instructions to his players during a Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals first leg soccer match against Honduras at Francisco Morazan …

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Did a beer can hit Mexico coach Javier Aguirre in the head?

A full beer can thrown from the stands struck Mexico coach Javier Aguirre in the head after the final whistle of a 2-0 away loss to Honduras in the first leg of a Concacaf Nations League quarterfinal. ...

What happened to Javier Aguirre?

Sign up to follow your favorites on all your devices. Mexico head coach Javier Aguirre was hit by an object from the stands, causing a head wound which left him bloody, at the end of Mexico’s 2-0 defeat at Honduras in the CONCACAF Nations League first leg. ...

Did Aguirre get hit with a beer can?

"Nothing, nothing, it's football," Aguirre said of being hit with a beer can that ended up bloodying him. "They deserved to win, they were better than us in areas, I've got nothing left but to congratulate them, and well, to try to lift my team's spirit. ...

What did Aguirre say in a post-game press conference?

In the start of the post-game press conference, Aguirre pivoted away from criticism and expressed "solidarity with the people of Honduras who are suffering from tropical storm Sara," as well as support for regions in Spain who have recently dealt with torrential weather. ...

Who replaced Jaime Lozano as Mexico's coach?

Aguirre (center) replaced Jaime Lozano as Mexico’s coach since last August. Getty Images “Nothing it is just soccer, the game was hard fought, and they played better,” Aguirre said at a media conference at the end of the match. “Regarding the other (the incident), there’s no need to mention it.” AP ...

Does Mexico's Soccer Federation condemn violence at San Pedro Sula?

Mexico's soccer federation condemned the actions in a statement released after the game. "The FMF unequivocally condemns the acts of violence that occurred tonight at the Francisco Morazán stadium in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Such behavior has no place in our sport. ...