Mora and Talent help Mexico beat Colombia
Gilberto Mora, the 17-year-old player for the Mexican national team, saved his team by scoring the equalizer against Colombia in the friendly match that ended in a 1-1 draw, as part of both teams' preparations for the 2026 World Cup. Mora is the youngest player to score for Mexico in World Cup history, and this was his first international appearance, marking his 13th overall, drawing the attention of European clubs monitoring his talent. The match saw Colombia take the lead through Luis Suárez, before Mora managed to score his goal after evading the Colombian defense, with numerous chances for Mexico to secure the win. Coach Márquez emphasized his support and development of Mora, amid interest from several European clubs following his progress. Colombia maintains its undefeated record against Mexico, now five matches without defeat, consisting of four wins and one draw.
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