This video didn’t have the Mexico head coach getting a red card, the multiple altercations between players, and bottles being thrown at team USA

The reason I believe Mexican commentators cheer just as loud when the US scores, is because there are millions of Mexican/Americans living in the US, who cheer for both sides, because their hearts are in both places. And in the end: soccer is soccer!

The reason Mexican and Middle Eastern commentators talk a lot, it's because they are actually describing everything that is happening because sometimes it is or they are used to broadcasting through the radio since not everyone owns a TV in some of those countries.

Watched live and was so proud of the way team USA played and how they handled team Mexico’s aggression.

5:40 this is actually an American broadcast. A lot of Spanish speakers in the US are USMNT fans too.

The rivalry is strong with the USA and Mexico. The USA, for a long time, was never a threat to Mexico until recently.

Weird. The best parts of the match weren't in that video. And by that I mean, the fights, the fans throwing beers, and Pulisic blowing kisses to the Mexican fans after scoring the penalty. lmao

It's funny how they laugh at the commentators but for us that are used to it and enjoy it we find English commentators boring and lacking emotion. The added value of that is that you can multitask with a Hispanic commentator cause you would never miss the important stuff if you're looking away, whereas I never know what's going on with an English one.

Had the U.S. fans had acted like the Mexico fans during that game, it’d would’ve be in our news cycle for a month of how terrible a country we are. And then held over us for the rest of time.

oh my, you missed so much of this game with this recording. go back and watch it on your off time, we had Mexico coach red card, naked streakers on the field, mexico's fan doing homophobic chant, also them throwing things onto the field hitting multiple players, you had a guy yeet himself off a balcony where the TV studio was escaping security lol. Wildest game I have ever seen. *edit yah about 3 fights too

As a USMNT fan, we still have a long ways to go, but it's very encouraging seeing the US put out more young players in Europe! Including some that are apart of pretty big sides, like Pulisic, Dest, Reyna, McKennie, Adams, Musah etc, who are all young and have broken through at their clubs. It's the most talented generation that US has produced by far and hopefully we can build upon it

Damn that announcer is both fantastic and exhausting at the same time.

You are watching Univision, which is the Spanish language channel in the United States. USA has one of the largest Spanish speaking population in the world, roughly the same number as Spain. The US vs. Mexico rivalry (or derby) is amazing; not just because of soccer, but because of geo-politics on this side 'of the pond.' Soccer may not be the top sport in the US, but is growing and this rivalry is also gowning. Love the reactions.

This video cuts out all the good stuff, mostly of what made Mexico look bad lol

If I’m not mistaken that commentator played for the US and the channel is also based in the US. But it’s in Spanish because the sport is more popular among the Latino/hispanic community here. Btw, they cut a lot out for these highlights

I love that after a whole exhale of "GOOOOAAAAALLLLLL" he decides its completely fine to do it another time or 2.

GOAL! for the US gets as much hype as GOAL! for Mexico. This is an American based broadcast. The US has the second most Spanish speakers in the world -- second to only Mexico. More people speak Spanish in the US than in Spain or in Colombia. BTW great reaction video guys. Thanks.

Fun to see British laughing at the Mexican commentator “Gooooooooooooool”. Mexican commentators are the most passionate announcer in the world.

This was the 1st edition of the CONCACAF Nations League, modeled off your UEFA Nations League.

Crazy that it was pretty much US backup keeper's hometown... it's like a movie script in real life

Stayed up till 1:30 in the morning (American time) to watch this game and the trophy presentation. Also, this highlight reel leaves out a lot. Watch the whole match on your own time because there was a lot of extra stuff (scraps, a red card, etc.).

***MEXICAN HERE*** There is no such thing as a “homophobic chant”, people think that “Puto” has one meaning and one meaning only but it does not. The Spanish language has many meanings for one word and it all depends on context, in this case it has NOTHING to do with the LGBT community what so ever.

But does the commentator say "No gollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll"?

this is a Spanish language broadcast in the U.S. the u s as a large Mexican and 1st generation Mexican American population. so the broadcast narrates for both those spanish speakers rootinf for either side.

This is from Univision which is a Spanish language US based communications company/channel. These particular highlights (at least what is being show on your channel) fail to show the fights, the amount of thrown bottles from Mexican fans (at both teams and hitting players), and the stoppage in play from the chant already mentioned (it's done on opposing goalie punts at the international level). Having lived in Mexico City, the Mexican fans are known to throw bags of piss, batteries, bottles, etc. You don't sit in the open air...you sit under something or at the top, especially if you're American...even at a Liga MX match and especially during El Clasico in Estadio Azteca which is very vertical in orientation. In the US, there are typically so many Mexican fans in the US that they tend to sell out ahead of US fans, making US home matches against Mexico almost like playing in Mexico, especially out west. Some US stadium layouts make the Mexican cup/bottle throwing more effective than others. FYI, US stadiums don't do glass bottles, only plastic which can still smart. There is long history of rough matches and close matches since they're both typically 1-2 at the top of CONCACAF. Landon Donovan pissing on the field in Estadio Azteca which ROYALLY pissed off Mexican fans a few years ago comes to mind.

Funny part was that this was going on at the same that the eight round hugging match was happening

The tournament started before covid, so they had to postpone it until just recently. They picked back in the semifinals. That's probably why most people didn't know about the tournament.

Best Game I've ever been to and A pleasure to be in the Video at 6:09, 12:26-12:29 and 15:44-15:51 haha

I think the reason the commentator says so much is because they use the game commentary as the radio commentary as well, so he's describing the action for the people who aren't watching. Kinda like how the old 1st division used to be before 5live and talksport lol

SPANISH COMMENTATORS OVER ENGLISH ANYDAY!!! The emotion is there it makes you so much more emotional, English commentators don’t even shout if you’re not in the room you wouldn’t even know they scored 😂

Fantastic match. So proud of team USA!

It was the Mexican fans that started to throw beer bottles onto the field. I was watching the game, it took awhile to get everything back in order!

It's much more intense with Mexican commentary

Dude on the left laughs more at the "gooooool"than the key and Peele sketches

On why the announcers also got excited for the US goals: TUDN is an American television station that caters to Spanish speaking audiences. So they will hype for both, but for sure the announcers are Americans.

C'me on.. those "homophobic" chants aren't really homophobic. They have nothing to do with actual homosexuality. Those are just chants to tease the rivals (British football chants are even more direct & sinical). Mexican fans have been using them since decades ago & things were cool. It just got infamous since 2014's WC 'cause of Croatian players couldn't handle it

Ethan Horvath is from the Colorado area where the match was being played. He substituted Steffen and had several important saves including the penalty.

Love that you picked up on Reyna's father playing for City. I'm nearly 40 and born and raised in the US and grew up watching Caudio Reyna play for the US. Early on in my following of USMNT Reyna was one of the more prominent guys playing overseas and at one point he was considered the best all around player for the US. Gio Reyna's mother also played for the USWNT at one point. He has some good genes.

these guys show no emotion. i believe watching paint dry would be more exciting than watching a game with these guys.

I have to wait a couple weeks but I'll definitely be getting one of the black and white zip up hoodies.

react to only in florida it’s funnier than only in new york by far

the spanish commentators have US and American fans. They are pros. They cheer on both sides. Claudia Reyna played for Rangers, too. Gio Von Borckhurst was like his best friend. Gio Reyna, the son, is named for VOn Brockhurst. The US highlights showed parents Claudio and Daniella, I think, the mom, also an athlete, celebrating his FIRST goal for USMNT.

Hahaha love when these two teams go to war on the pitch ✌️

These highlights are from Univision Deportes, which is an American based Spanish language sports network, that explains why both teams' goals got the "gooool" calls.

When Pulisic scored the pen, the US team went to the Mexican fans in the corner and were pelted by drink bottles. Lots of them. There were several near fights from that point to the Horvath penalty save. Really a crazy, crazy game. Oh, and that was the Spanish language station you were watching. I believe ESPN did the English language coverage.

You needed to see the extended highlights with the English commentary to really understand the rivalry more and how young the USA team is and this was the coming out party for the Golden age of American soccer.

One of them rare high scoring matches.

An epic narration was Christian Martinoli's narration during the last hexagonal matches for the 2014 World Cup CONCACAF World cup qualifiers. Mexico playing away in Costa Rica with Mexico needing a win or Panama to loose against the USA in order for Mexico to advance to a playoff against New Zealand for the last World Cup spot. Do react to it! It's the most epic narration to date!

They cut out so much. Fans were throwing bottles and cans at the players a few times and Gio Reyna got hit in the head with a full can while celebrating the Pulisic goal. There were a couple scrums, the Mexican coach was thrown out of the game for touching the ref during a VAR check, as you saw Steffen was injured, the game was back and forth all night, and was even stopped because of slurs chanted by some fans. There was so much drama. I’m a relatively new soccer fan but it was one of the best games I’ve ever seen!

Hello, Gents. The network is a US Spanish-language network. The commentators are pretty objective and neutral these days.

Having grown up playing soccer in Texas I can confirm the being called a puto by a Hispanic person is a run of the mill insult, not out of the ordinary at al. If someone calls you a “puto”, you just look them in the eyes and say “yeah? Well chinga tu madre” and then keep playing the game. It’s a great way to make friends!

The commentators on this go nuts for both because it is the US Spanish station. One of the guys in the booth is former US national team player Marcelo Balboa so they get excited for both.

I believe, based on some quick, spotty research, that this was the championship game for CONCACAF - the North & Central American (& Carribean) equivilant of UEFA.

This game seemed soooo much more active when I played it for 15 years. :(

Ive been watching you guys for a few months now a d i got to say the key and peele vids are amazing so i just hope that one day you will watch their "Turbulence" video. I about died laughing please watch

Getting the Mexican commentators was the best part of this video. Love it!

big W

So for concacaf aka north America central America and the Caribbeans our tournament is the concacaf nations league and the Gold Cup for Commnenbol aka south America it's The Copa America Good video always enjoy your stuff and mic quality So yeah the cut off a lot of things from this highlights

Ochoa, GK, mostly played in Mexico. Two years for Standard Liege. He made a splash in last WC though.

React to “A brief history of the Beatles” 😁

Ochoa plays for club America in Mexico but recently played for Malaga, granada and standard liege

The broadcast is an American broadcast in Spanish. That’s is way they celebrate both

Yo right cause this game is talk of the whole universe n entire world. Greatest game ever played in history

People are forgetting about the fact that many of the bottles that were thrown contained human piss lmao

You should react to Ochoa Saves I don’t know if you remember but he was the goalkeeper in the 2014 World Cup that stopped all of Brazil’s shots

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Spanish commentating is full of passion. You can get up to grab a bite to eat or use the bathroom and you will come out running back towards the TV when you hear the goal scream. British commentators are boring and if you step away you'll never know that a goal was scored because they literally don't say anything other than "its in". Tbh, I hate English commentary and prefer the Spanish one lol. They narrate the game to a T so even if you're not looking for whatever reason you still now what's happening.

Huge Spanish speaking population in US. This was actually an American broadcast Lol.

Yedlin moved to Galatasaray this year. Was at NEwcastle. THis is a new tourney... kinda confused about it as we also have the Gold Cup conf championship.

I only watched the world cup on Spanish TV Telemundo, it was so much more exciting.

Good for US. In Europe I go for my bloodline. England, Germany, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, and the Dutch. So basically British Isles and Germanic countries. Think Belgium looks the best especially like DeBruyne.

Shouldn't this be called "brits barely react"? Let's see some enthusiasm, fellas

The announcer is a US Spanish Language channel - so most of their viewers are for Mexico in this match, but not all. They tend to be pretty balanced in their coverage of the US-Mexico matches.

Second trophy for Christian Pulisic in 8 days

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GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOAL

we have a big mexican american population is the U.S. me included. I root for both, but USMNT is the one I root for when they play.

Commentators in Spanish are the best puro gritar gooooool

I’m a USA fan and I don’t know what the hell the ‘Nations League’ is because the equivalent of the Euros for North America is the Gold Cup and for South America it’s the Copa America. It was an amazing match though. It was an hour drive for me but with tickets at $200-$500 I couldn’t justify it.

Lmao that was extra time not stoppage time

Univision highlights took out all the Mexican fans throwing stuff on pitch and Tata getting red card

This was a US network just in Spanish. But USA dominated Mexico in 2021. We’ll see how they fare in 2023.

The announcers, are from a Spanish language network in the States

the spanish language highlights cut out the bottle-throwing and the full Pulisic celebration

The US channel showed it all.

It's ironic that everyone heard this was a good game but the Spanish feed they are reacting to cuts out the best bits

Buckle up, Europe. Uncle Sam has got himself a football club. When the chemistry starts to gel, the Stars and Stripes will be a very dangerous side.

This isn’t the first game where Mexico’s fans were throwing crap on the field. They’re the worst when it comes to sportsmanship.

That fall was "soft"? Haha. 50% of the falls I've seen the player wasn't even within arms-length of another and they still roll around clutching their shin like it's snapped in two. Oh, the theatrics. ;-)

Brits. soccer is life. Team no win beat wife. Mexicans. Fuck they scored. goooolllll

If you wanna learn spanish, watching soccer games seems like a good idea

Y los gringos nos metieron otro goooooooolll

If Pulisic was mugged like that in the Prem, the whole opposing team would have been carded. Soft my ass lol. Y'all wouldn't know I guess, since most players fall over screaming if they catch a strong enough wind.

React to more Mexico vs anybody! Thanks

Ochoa plays in the Mexican league now. Not sure which team but he played in La Liga for a while

at least in MLS we get to see some the aged GOATS play

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!

It might be counter intuitive but the announcer, and the majority of the audience, for that matter, is probably American.

If you accelerate this video x2 you'll watch European football :v

It’s extra painful for Mexico or really most of Latin America to lose to the US in soccer, as they very well know most of this country doesn’t really care about the sport! Several years ago Columbia lost to the US and the player they most blamed for it got machine- gunned dead on the streets back home! They take soccer very serious down there. Two Central America countries went to war years ago in the aftermath of a game!