That 4th goal by Dos Santos is seriously underrated. The amount of technique that it takes to do that is crazy.

Giovanny scored probably the greatest goal in the Mexican national team’s history. Una verdadera chulada.

This game was played at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena California so basically Los Angeles where Mexicans and Mexican Americans are in abundance and the Mexican flag was flying everywhere that day lol.

The fact that Gio didn’t win the Puskas award still baffles me to this day!

“Pásale comadre!” 🤣🤣 if only you understood what the commentators are saying

Mexico & USA is probably best national sibling rivalry in futbol there is

Awwww look at him y'all. He's in his element even brought out stats😁 it's like watching my little brother.

Still remember that last goal from Giovanni when he was in his prime, that game was the real shit back then.

That goal lives rent free in my head till this day 🇲🇽

4th goal, commentator says “turn off the lights and let’s go home!” Lol

i remember Tim Howard wanted to sue the broadcasters after this final 🤣 which made that goal 10x better.

Bro honestly this was the best soccer reaction/commentary I've ever seen. It's right at my level

Me atrevo a considerar este partido como uno de los mejores en la historia del fútbol

This was in the US. More specifically in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California. I would say this was a fitting place looking back.

Landon was definitely "the guy" especially after the 2010 world cup. Pulisic is miles ahead in development at only 21 already playing in Europe. It was a crime he missed out on the 2018 world cup

This game is legendary. I'm so passionate about this rivalry, you should react to Concacaf Cup 2015. I flew out to LA for the game & it's still one of the best nights of my life! Viva Mexico!

That Gio dos Santos goal still pisses me off. I hadn't watched these highlights in a long time, Tim Howard was trash on all of the goals. Fair play to Mexico though, even when we went up 2-0 I did not feel comfortable.

When you said Giovanni was moving like Messi, reminded me back in 2008 there was an article on the Fútbol Total magazine from Mexico and it was talking about how Gio constantly being compared to Messi hurt him at Barcelona. In 2010 Sports Illustrated before the World Cup also did an article on Gio also mentioning the comparison to Messi. Also I recommend doing a reaction video on the Patriots Super Bowl comeback against the falcons.

Mexicans will never forget Gios goal, it was crazy

This is THE gold cup final.. I still have my black Chicharito Mexico jersey they have on here.. legendary game.

I get chills every time I rewatch these highlights.

The 2009 confederations cup final was wild too, That tournament was the first time I watched US soccer I'll never forget it.

Great reaction friend... I saw one of your videos were you are reacting to USA MLS stadiums ... It should be a good idea to react now to Mexican Liga MX stadiums , some of there are awesome.

I remember this game I was like 7 years old or something and my mexican dad broke a beer bottle when mexico scored that incredible goal by Giovanni dos santos

It's a debate between Clint Dempsey and Landon Donavon as the 🇺🇸 GOAT.

After all these years that 4th goal still effin hurts!

Enjoyed watching and listening to your commentary/reaction.

I still get chills to this day. Glad you could appreciate some beautiful football brother. Love from the bay area, California

Watching all the stats info in the outro was almost as good as the game highlights. Thanks!

I enjoy a different perspective when it comes to USA vs MEX. 👍

That last one is a goal that US will never forget, brilliant

The reason you see so many Mexicans in the stands it's because that's really how many Mexicans are living in the US. About 80% of the Mexican national teams games are in the US just for the fact that the Mexicans on that side pay in dollars. Yes Giovanni's goal was incredibly cheeky.

Me just sitting here waiting for the Gio goal.. that goal is legendary and is one of the best goals I’ve ever seen anywhere..

I remember my favorite Mexico USA game was the 2009 gold cup final I was hyped that day

Love when you bring out stats of the game it gives me insite on how they played 💯

Thanks for the video.

I think there’s definitely an interest in these types of vids! Especially seeing as you love the sport so much no matter the country or league. Love the insight and passion you show for all the players. Should give the 2015 match a watch next, that one is really good too and it isn’t 480p 😂 Mexico vs Croatia in the 2014 word cup was crazy good as well but you might have already watched that one cause world cup is always a good time no matter the teams.

That was fun. Hope you react to more like this!

Amazing video man I say hi from Arizona USA

I live in Pasadena and while its vague in my memory i do remember how wild the city was on this day .

One of the best goals ever scored in my opinion

Please react to: "JAVIER HERNANDEZ - All Mexico Goals!" and "Javier Chicharito Hernandez : All 59 goals for Manchester United" 🔥

Steve Cherundolo(or Dolo as we called him) had 370 caps with Hannover 96, many of them in the Bundesliga. He was arguably the best US defender ever.

Yes bro do more of these reactions 🙏🏼

the moment Luka's American fans feel betrayed by him enjoying that goal a little too much 18:19 😂

You are such a good youtuber. Keep up the good work bro

Mire ese gol en vivo cuando tenía 10 años en una fiesta y la celebración fue una locura jajaj

the USA-Mexico qualifier at Estadio Azteca in 2017 was also insane

Appreciate your video and overall knowledge of the game, man! If you want to capture the Mexican market (speaking of views) yous should react to the best goals from Chicharito, Jimenez, Carlos Vela. Cheers from Mexico!

Freddy Adu may be the biggest bust in sports in actuality vs hype

Quite a few important names from Mexico at the time. Obviously Marquez and Chicharito the most notable ones. Moreno, Guardado, dos Santos the most recognizable ones after them. Salcido played for Fulham back then (would have stayed in Europe longer but his house was robbed and his family wanted to return home). Juarez was at Celtic F.C.. Barrera was at West Ham. Overall a pretty decent squad.

Chivas-America is the big derby in Mexico. Tigres-mty a big derby in the north as of late. Especially with the money they’ve invested. But plenty of smaller teams like Puebla just had their best finish n decent history building a solid team with little to nothing. Just sold most of the team so the rebuild will be interesting

I cried too. Its so beautiful

This team USA were the dream team. I grew up watching These guys. Weird seeing Dempsey without tattoos. Landon Donovan was the poster boy for Team USA.

SUN'S OUT GUNS OUT ...and I really enjoy the soccer reactions because I'm learning about the sport myself and you're teaching me.

Having commentators speaking Spanish is the only way I am not bored watching soccer NGL. They tried to merge Canada/US MLS with Liga MX once in the past but transportation was the issue mostly as Mexico's national roads are not as good as Canada/US.

This was a huge game for Mexico. The US had the better of the rivalry for the first time since the 2002 World Cup. This was the game where Mexico took the title back and kept it until last week. It's a very exciting rivalry!!

Sport stats is natural for you, good video man

You should watch the USA vs Mexico "dos a cero" games😅

I think we've always been uncommonly good at set-pieces relative to how good we are at Soccer. My theory is that they resemble plays (American) Football and inbounds plays in Basketball. Most coaches and players would have played one or both as youths. I could be wrong though, I'm only a casual fan.

dude yes more mexico soccer reactions forsure!

Glad that you show love for chicha. Half our country don't give him the credit he deserves.

Giovani Dos Santos goal was the best of the whole game! Who can forget this goal! He doesn't even look up until after he kicks the ball......and he scores!!!! He could of done it blindfolded!!!💚🇲🇽🤍🇲🇽❤️

I spent 2 weeks working on a project just for my teacher to forgot to grade it and now it's too late BRUH

Now THIS is a reaction video I love! Luka watching the sport he loves but it's still got a bit of history and a bit of USA knowledge to it. This is like perfect for him lol Like I'm American but Luka is telling me about my own country's players because I'm clueless about soccer. That's freakin great haha Damn i might have to start watching soccer this shit is alright. Cant believe the stamina

This was the match that finally got Bob Bradley fired... and Adu was a flash in the pan but actually had an alright match... the big turning point was when our RB was injured and Bob Bradley moved our LB to play on the Right when Cherundolo went down instead of bringing in a straight RB, ... so Eric Lichiaj went to RB and the dreaded Johnathan Bornstein was brought in at LB... and he just blew it over and over again... note all the goals came from his side, and when Dos Santos was in he just blew past him over and over again... and remember Dos Santos is all left foot. so if you make him use his weaker foot he has nothing but Bornstein just couldn't do squat even against a one footed player. Instead of having three defenders set with one change at RB, the left back was moved to right so all the training with one center back went out the window and instead he was working with the other right sided CB... so the entire defense was scrambled ... this was a 2-0 lead going into the toilet and losing 2-4 ... soon the third try got Jurgen Klinsmann to take the gig... which was a mixed bag but better than sticking with Bob... and of course this was barely a year after Bradley got a four year contract extension... so we had to eat that mistake.

This game was in Pasadena Ca. A few minutes from Los Angeles so yes 90 percent of the fans were Mexican. I was at this game and the ambient was thru the roof

Landon was the OG Captain America🇺🇸

Pablo Barrera (2 goals) was actually playing at West Ham at the time. The commentators refered to him as "Hammer".

Simplemente UN golazo chingón!!!

Damn you should have watched USA vs Mexico where Paul aguilar scores sn amazing goal 118th minute

the game took place in Pasadena California at the Rose Bowl

1:20 he forgot half of his fanbase are sports fans

to be mexican american and seeing both these teams go at it is always a fucking blast no matter who wins i still feel pride lmao

Damn that game was really good for Mexico and even better for Dos Santos. That last goal holy smokes!!

Transformers 3 was in theaters at that time. The camera angle was a supposed transformer broadcasting the game. It was a sponsorship thing.

And there is another video from the other competing network that had legendary narrator El Perro Bermudez. I was watching that one live, and what he said will forever live in the minds of every mexican... formal Gio formal, Gio, firmala, firmala, firmalaaaaa.... firmala meaning sign it! And he did sign it.

react to more amazing games from years back that the public has mostly forgotten about. im no KZfaqr but that sounds like a series that could do really well. especially if you shout out the comment of someone who requests that game, would probably increase comment activity. Nice job with this one

craziest game ive ever seen live.

Still get chills

I still see this game in my nightmares. Please check out the 2007 Gold Cup Final. I was at that one. Still my greatest sport memory. I haven't missed a minute of USMNT soccer since before the 1990 World Cup. US Vs Mexico is always exciting. Our greatest moment was beating Mexico in the second round of the 2002 World Cup.

Usa gk worst nightmare are the Dos santos brothers 2011, and 2019

this is great

When Mexico plays in the USA, most of the time it’s like if they are playing home

That goal deserved a to be at least mentioned in puskas award.

Hey Luka, Donovan used to be called Captain America, he was the top player here in the US. I was there for this game and the majority was Mexico fans, this is usually the case when they play in Southern California. Barrera who first scored for Mexico was a great player, sadly he got injured and was never really the same. Still was a great player. I’m a Mexican in the US and I love this country but my futbol shaped heart bleeds red white and green.

Some times Mexico fans outnumber the US fans at our home games especially in LA due to the popularity of the game in the US. So that’s why the stadium is full of Mexico fans.

25:02 The 2003 Gold cup final, Mexico vs Brazil, is the first game I ever watched and is probably the reason why football/soccer is the only sport that I enjoy watching. I was 7 years old at the time. If you can find it somewhere I would definitely recommend watching it. The Brazilian team was no joke, they almost took the title even though Concacaf invited them to fill the spot in the tournament.

From the 70's to the early 90's the U.S. National team would always play games against Mexico and Central American teams in Southern California in order to draw bigger crowds, even if the majority of those crowds would be supporting their opponents. It wasn't until the late 90's that the U.S. had enough support to keep those games out of opponent friendly areas of the country.

It may not have been an epic game in terms of highlights early but it had some highlights late and still stands out for me as an American when the USA beat Mexico for the first time in over 70 years at Azteca Stadium in 2012.

Giovani Dos Santos in Barcelona was very good I didn't remember that he was so good until I watched a video of higlights and if he was, and it's true he had movements and a style similar to Messi in fact that fourth goal he scored is a goal style more like Maradona's, but the bad thing deflated his level because of what happens to many Mexicans for preferring to be distracted by things outside of football and parties

Mexico always struggle against corners against the USA for some reason. I don't understand it

How could that goal not win the PUSKAS award???

Dude this was the game to be at

Landon’s stints in the Prem where on loan at Everton in between MLS seasons to keep in shape. So not really fair to compare to Dempsey who had full seasons.

Gios goal will always be in my top

Most soccer fans in the Us are of Latin (mainly Mexican) so when there is a game between US and Mexico in the states they will still have the majority of support

ah yes Freddy Adu the great American hope hype for US soccer. he was suppose to elevate soccer next to the other great big 4 American sports football, baseball, basketball, hockey.... not his fault he couldnt live up to the hype.

Late to this but Freddy Adu had a later career resurgence after getting a transfer to a Brazilian club where he got some minutes. His ball handling skills were never the problem with his game, he just couldn't get playing time anywhere. Also Donovan was definitely considered the best because he played consistently well for like 15 years, whereas Dempsey perhaps had a higher skill ceiling but peaked relatively late in his career.

I worked with a friend of Landon Donovan 's father. Landon is from Canada.