Mexico’s lineup against Guyana in WCQ

Mexico head coach Jose Manuel de la Torre has released his lineup for Friday’s world cup qualification match against Guyana. According to ESPN Deportes' John Sutcliffe, De la Torre will field an offensive team that is looking to bring maximum scoring to the Houston fans in attendance. Mexico will face Guyana at the BBVA Compass stadium, home of Major League Soccer’s Houston Dynamo.

CF Monterrey’s Jonathan Orozco gets to start defending El Tri’s net. Orozco stepped in for AC Ajaccio’s Guillermo Ochoa who could not attend the game. On the bench as back-up keeper is Toluca FC’s Alfredo Talavera.

In center defense De la Torre has gone with Vfb Stuttgart defender Francisco Rodriguez and RCD Espanyol’s Hector Moreno. On the flanks he stationed Jorge Torres-Nilo of Tigres UANL on the left, and Severo Meza of CF Monterrey on the right.

In charge of recovering and defending is El Tri and Cruz Azul veteran Gerardo Torrado. The next line has three players with CF Valencia winger Andres Guardado on the left and Olympic gold medalist Javier Aquino on the right. In the center-midfield position is Toluca’s Antonio Naelson Zinha who returns to the lineup to distribute plays to the strikers.

Up front De la Torre has Oribe Peralta of Club Santos Laguna, also an Olympic gold medalist. Partnering with Peralta is Manchester United’s Javier “chicharito” Hernandez. With the 4-1-3-2 lineup De la Torre is looking to score as many goals as possible.

More on Mexico's lineup in the World Cup Qualifiers at Examiner.com

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