Tata's excuse and who he blamed after Mexico's humiliating drubbing by Uruguay

Mexico lost by a 0-3 drubbing against Uruguay. Gerardo Martino decided to start with a line of 5 defenders that suffered all game against the Charrúas' offense. Nestro Araujo, César Montes, Jesús Angulo, Gerardo Arteaga and Jorge Sánchez suffered the consequences of this approach.

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Matias Vecino opened the scoring in the first half after a rebound from a corner kick where he only had to push the ball to score the goal while in the second half Cavani appeared to show the defensive weakness of the Mexican team, scoring twice.

Mexico was unable to do anything in attack and the performance was null and void in all the team's lines. Neither the defense, the midfield nor the forwards were able to generate a good game.

That is why Martino was not happy with the team's performance and had to make several changes to see if anything improved, but that did not happen. Neither Alvarado, Beltrán, Héctor Herrera or Jesús Gallardo could do anything.

Who did Martino blame for the defeat?

Gerardo Martino blamed the short time he has had to train and to be able to fit all the players into the way he is looking for in the Mexican national team.

He also commented that there were many defensive mistakes and that they will have to work with other players to see who performs better.

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