Mexico seeks to come back in the Little League World Series

The Mexican team seeks revenge in a crucial duel to keep its hopes alive in the tournament.

The fighting spirit does not give up!

The Mexican Little League team showed that in sports, as in life, the important thing is not how you start, but how you get up. Although the score ended 3-0 in favor of Chinese Taipei in their debut in the 2025 World Series, this is only the first chapter of a story full of passion and determination. Do you know what makes a champion great? Your ability to transform challenges into opportunities!

Revenge is served: Today is the time!

The double elimination format is a blessing in disguise. Today Mexico has a date with destiny in front of Puerto Rico at 4:00 p.m. Yes, the rules are clear: another defeat would mean goodbye, but aren’t these the moments that make heroes? Imagine the scene: the pride of representing your country, the sweat on your forehead and that inner fire that says “we don’t give up here”. That’s what defines a true competitor!

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Remember, every great triumph in sports history began with a setback. Michael Jordan was cut from his school team, and today he is a legend. Mexico has everything to shine: talent, heart and the support of millions. Today they are not only playing for a pass to the next round, but to demonstrate that greatness is built with resilience.

What can we learn from this team?

Beyond strikes or home runs, these young athletes teach us invaluable lessons:

  • Failure is temporary: A result does not define your potential.
  • Mindset is everything: Today is a new opportunity to write your story.
  • Teamwork moves mountains: Together, they are unstoppable.

And you? How do you face your own challenges? May this sporting day inspire you to stand up stronger every time life throws you a curveball. Success is not for those who never fall, but for those who always get up!

Don’t miss this exciting duel! Follow the broadcast and share this message of perseverance with your friends. Who says we can’t celebrate every effort as if it were a victory? #VamosMéxico #PequeñasLigasinLímites

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Without goals but with a guaranteed ticket: Colombia and Portugal tie

A scoreless draw in Miami qualifies both teams to the next round.

No goals, but with guaranteed classification

Colombia and Portugal starred in an intense duel at the Miami stadium, with a full house and a majority of coffee fans. The score did not move: 0-0.

In the first half, Colombia had more possession and generated more arrivals, but failed to score. Portugal stood firm in defense. Cristiano Ronaldo did not have clear options.

The intensity did not decline in the second half. While the Colombians looked for the goal, the Lusitanians responded with danger. However, the tie prevailed.

With this result, Colombia finished leader of Group K with 7 points. Portugal was second with 5 units. Both teams advance to the next round of the tournament.

The match reflected the competitiveness of two teams that chose to secure their place without risking too much.

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Modric breaks record and Croatia advances in the World Cup

Croatia beats Ghana 2-1; Modric, the oldest to provide assistance.

Croatia sealed its place in the round of 16 of the World Cup by beating Ghana 2-1. The match, played on Saturday at the Philadelphia Eagles stadium, left a historical mark: Luka Modric, at 40 years and 291 days old, became the oldest player to give an assist in the history of the tournament.

A triumph with a seal of experience

The Croatian midfielder took a corner kick that Nikola Vlašic headed home in the 83rd minute to spark the celebration. Before, Petar Sucic had opened the scoring at 31′ with a powerful shot from outside the area. Ghana temporarily tied the score thanks to Derrick Luckassen in the 73rd minute, but could not maintain the tie.

“I told him after the game: you play like you’re 20 years old,” Sucic declared. “He was incredible today. He is our leader, our best player.”

Modric played his 200th game with the Croatian team and was once again key. Their attendance broke the record that dated back to 1966. Vlašic also praised the captain:

“It seems as if he has gone back 10 years in time. One of the best performances I have seen from him with Croatia.”

Ghana, to the second round despite the defeat

Despite the result, Ghana advanced to the knockout phase for the first time since 2010. Coach Carlos Queiroz lamented the defensive error that cost him the winning goal:

“Two easy goals. When you score one more than your opponent, it means you deserve to win.”

Croatia finished second in Group L, only behind England. Ghana came third. Modric, winner of the Ballon d’Or in 2018, continues to be the soul of the ‘Vatreni’ at 40 years old.

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Cristiano Ronaldo and Portugal define group against Colombia

Portugal has already qualified for the round of 16; Cristiano seeks the leadership of the group against Colombia.

Portugal seeks leadership

With a ticket to the round of 16 secured, Portugal faces Colombia this Saturday in Miami. The match will define the winner of Group K.

Cristiano Ronaldo arrived in the city with a light jacket, despite the almost 38 degrees Celsius. He was wearing a T-shirt and shorts, and gave a thumbs-up to fans waiting for his bus.

Historical goals

The Portuguese striker has two goals in this World Cup, reaching 10 in six World Cups. He is the only player in history to score in six different editions of the tournament.

Possible crossing with Messi

If Portugal wins, it will be the leader of the group and will be on the same side of the table as Argentina. That would open the door to a confrontation between Cristiano and Lionel Messi in the quarterfinals, on July 11.

Colombia, for its part, needs to win to top the group. The match promises intensity at the close of the group stage.

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