Mexico come from behind to beat New Zealand 2-1

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A much changed Mexico line-up nearly came unstuck against New Zealand at the ongoing FIFA Confederations Cup but held on to win 2 - 1 in a hard-fought win.

The homophobic abuse was heard during Mexico's opening game against Portugal in Kazan on Sunday despite Federation Internationale de Football Association warning on the eve of the World Cup warm-up tournament that there would be tighter monitoring of offensive incidents in stadiums.

What: Mexico vs. New Zealand in Confederations Cup Group A play.

Follow the Football match between Russian Federation and Portugal live with Eurosport. Santos said. "He is here to talk about the game, full stop, not about his life and his family".

Mexico's Oribe Peralta, bottom, scores a goal during the Confederations Cup, Group A soccer match between Mexico and New Zealand, at the Fisht Stadium in Sochi, Russia, Wednesday, June 21, 2017.

Russia, a relatively young side, will be playing in front of their home supporters so they will come out and play with a lot of energy. He has been accused by Spanish authorities of evading 14.7mn euros ($16.5mn) in tax and has been summoned to appear in court next month in Madrid.

Portugal's tournament hopes took a blow with a possible broken leg for Guerreiro, who was substituted in the 65th after limping off injured.

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"But I would have been much happier if my goal had won us the match and the three points".

Ronaldo leapt high to plant an eighth-minute header past Igor Akinfeev and win it for the European champions, who, along with Mexico, are now in pole position to make the last four from Group A. However, the hosts were unlucky not to force an equaliser after a string of chances in a strong second-half display.

It was Russian Federation who finished strongly with Aleksandr Bukharov appealing in vain for a last-gasp penalty after going down in the box, before the defender Georgy Dzhikya headed inches over Rui Patricio's crossbar deep into injury time.

The New Zealand forward had the best of the early chances when he twice forced Mexico goalkeeper Alfredo Talavera into saves.

"We know how to adapt to different opponents".

Cherchesov also denied suggestions his team froze in front of a near sell-out crowd at the Spartak Stadium, a second-half rally nearly yielding a point after the hosts were outclassed in the opening 45 minutes.

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