Faitelson uncovers the $300 million deal for which Mexico was awarded the penalty kick

Mexico won, yes, but once again there is a thorn in the side of the issue of how they did it, with a penalty that, according to Luis García, was not due to the fact that Diego Lainez was never touched in that play and that is how it was shown in the transmission of that channel. 

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But far from the issue, there is an aspect that both CONCACAF and FIFA are ignoring with respect to this play, since it would represent an economic loss for the FMF, the confederation and FIFA.

The fact is that behind this penalty, there is an interest of 300 million dollars generated by the Mexican national team industry, according to Forbes magazine, which exposed the business of El Tri, for which the sporting aspect is not important, but the economic aspect.

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The ESPN communicator did not keep the subject to himself and pointed out how the VAR did not even act, so that the business continues to be defended and does not contribute to the sporting aspects of El Tri.