Gold Cup 2023: Mexico beats Haiti 3-1 and qualifies for the second round

The Mexican National Soccer Team defeated Haiti 3-1 in Group B's second game in the 2023 Gold Cup, securing a place in the quarterfinals.

The game was played at State Farm Stadium in Phoenix, Arizona, and the Mexican goals were scored by Henry Martín and Santiago Giménez and Haiti's Ricardo Adé (own goal). Danley Jean Jacques scored for Haiti.

As a result, El Tri is now the leader of Group B and has secured its place in the quarterfinals with six points, three more than Haiti and five more than Qatar and Honduras, who tied last night 1-1, leaving them at the bottom of the group with only one point each.

Mexico will close the group stage this Sunday against Qatar.

Lineups and match sheet

Haiti: Alexandre Pierre; Carlens Arcus, Ricardo Adé, Garven-Michee Metusala, Alex Christian; Fabrice Picault (Carnejy Antoine m.58), Carl Sainte (Leverton Pierre m.86), Wilde-Donald Guerrier (Jayro Jean m.85), Danley Jean, Duckens Nazon (Derrick Etienne Jr. m.71); Frantzdy Pierrot (Mondy Prunier m.86).

Coach: Gabriel Calderón Pellegrino.

Mexico: Guillermo Ochoa; Jorge Sánchez (Julián Araujo m.62), Edson Álvarez, Johan Vásquez, Jesús Gallardo; Erick Sánchez (Carlos Rodríguez m.71), Luis Romo, Luis Chávez (Israel Reyes m.78); Uriel Antuna, Henry Martín (Santiago Giménez m.62) and Orbelín Pineda (Roberto Alvarado m.71).

Coach: Jaime Lozano.

Goals: 1-0, 46th minute: Henry Martín; 2-0, 56th minute: Ricardo Adé; 2-1, 78th minute: Danley Jean; 3-1, 84th minute: Santiago Giménez.

Referee: Walter López from Guatemala. Yellow cards were given to Frantzdy Pierrot and Jorge Sánchez.