On June 13, the second match of the World Cup in Brazil took place in the Brazilian city of Natal. The Mexican national team met with Cameroon. The match took place in the rain, which caused some inconvenience to the players.
The first half of the meeting Mexico - Cameroon at the World Cup in Brazil can be safely called the time of unaccounted goals. The main events of the forty-five minutes of the first half were the canceled goals against both teams. So, on the 12th minute, Dos Santos scores after a flank cross, but the line referee cancels the goal due to a controversial offside position.
Only a few minutes pass and the Africans, after a corner kick, send the ball into the gates of Mexico. The goal was canceled due to offside. The judge's decision was not controversial. The 30th minute of the half was marked by the second canceled ball against Cameroon. After a corner, Dos Santos (Mexico striker) reached the ball with his head, but the referee again canceled the goal.
The second half was held at the same pace as the first. There was no need to talk about high speeds, since the field played a role. It rained throughout the game. However, the audience still waited for the scored ball. This happened after the infrequent swift attack by the Mexicans. Dos Santos was again on the cutting edge, but his shot was parried by the Cameroon goalkeeper. However, Peralta was the first to hit the ball, and finished off the ball into the empty net.
Thus, the Mexican national team won 1 - 0 and scored the first three points in Group A, equal in this indicator to the Brazilians. Cameroon and Croatia close the group A table after the first round with no points scored.
