Let's turn down heat in an overheated global soccer rivalry and ask: what are we really seeing today when the USMNT plays Mexico in Estadio Azteca? It is a hot competition, but isn't anything a bit overwrought when speaking about Mexico and the United States? Even within the somewhat tame CONCACAF, El Tri and the USMNT can not actually claim the title on most bitter competition. El Salvador and Honduras once went along to war over a football game. Second position is the roof for the Battle of the Rio Grande, since it is hard to become more dangerous than actual warfare, until we do that. We must possess some expectations here. Note: not actual conflict You could be getting a bit too enthusiastic for other reasons, too. You may have no idea how early this sport is in World Cup Qualifying's long march to Brazil, so we'll tell you: this is the third of 10 qualifying matches the United States must perform before actually fretting about the World Cup, with the final happening in October of 2013 against Panama. You'll need to stay this excited for eight weeks merely to be fair to every other similarly sporting rival in CONCACAF. And you do value all of them equally, since this is merely global soccer, and nothing to have very emotional about, yes? Bad, incomplete global soccer? It is not really as if you are seeing either staff going into Estadio Azteca at full strength. The Usa is without numerous key people (Jermaine Jones, Steve Cherundolo, the hiatused Landon Donovan, and goalie Tim Howard) and Mexico is missing their experienced leader, Francisco Rodriguez. Few players are at leading form, the timing's bad, and Mexico hardly ever loses at home, particularly to a staff that just pulled off a fluky Azteca upset in a August 2012 helpful. Light is not striking twice. And do you really want to stay up for a 10:30 p.m. ET stop just to watch the United States lose by two objectives at the crack of night in a casino game that, in the great scheme of things, means little due to their qualifying expectations? You're a grownup. Certainly you've other things to complete. Mexico and america can play an early, low-consequence qualifier very late during the night for the East Coast that, ultimately, really is not planning to matter much. I mean every word of this, and am not likely to end this article with the crass jingoistic banter you might hear from a very emotional United States Of America Men's National Team fan. Let us respect it for what it is: a sporting contest between two part-time teams filled up with talented players we should respect no matter nationality or group affiliation. In conclusion: THE UNITED STATES MAY BEAT MEXICO BY FOUR GOALS IN A GAME TITLE THAT WILL PERMANENTLY SINGE THE READERS OF HORRIFIED ASIAN Football FANS. CLINT DEMPSEY WILL REPORT TWO OF THEM. THERE WILL BE DEUCE-FACE. I'll PERHAPS not GO TO SLEEP UNTIL 1 A.M. AT THE FIRST DESPITE NEEDING TO AWAKEN TO Obtain A SMALL CHILD READY FOR SCHOOL IN THE MORNING. YOUR CAUSE IS DEAD IN MY EXPERIENCE. BURY IT TOGETHER WITH YOUR GOALS AND MEET ME ON ESPN AT 10:15 P.M. WITH SNACKS AND COURAGE. YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU. NOW LISTED Here Is A PICTURE OF CLINT DEMPSEY ON THE MOON EATING PIZZA WITH A BEAR THAT PRESENTS THE ENDLESS STRENGTH OF THE AMERICAN FRONTIER. THE MONEY REPRESENTS MONEY. THE FIREWORKS REPRESENT FIREWORKS. THE CLINT DEMPSEY SHOWS SUCCESS. GET GET USA!
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