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When they're not playing Mexico at Azteca Stadium, the Americans have discovered it has Mexico's number.
Actually, it's two numbers - two and zero as in 2-0.
That was the score of the US qualifying victory over Mexicans in the cold here in 2001.
That also was the final of the Americans' stunning triumph at the 2002 World Cup.
And not surprisingly, it also was the result of Saturday's qualifier that boosted the US into its unprecedented fifth World Cup.
It certainly was sweet for the Americans, who lost to their rivals in Mexico City 2-1 in March.
In the other CONCACAF qualifiers on Saturday, third-place Costa Rica (3-1-3) posted a 3-1 triumph at last-place Panama (0-2-5), and Trinidad and Tobago (2-1-4) edged visiting Guatemala (2-1-4), 3-2.
The top three teams from the six-nation qualifying group from North and Central America and the Caribbean (CONCACAF) automatically qualify for Germany. The
fourth-place finisher faces the fifthplace team in Asia, either Uzbekistan or Bahrain.
Goals by Steve Ralston and DaMarcus Beasley early in the second half lifted the US to victory in front of a packed house of 24,685 at Columbus Crew Stadium.
"I'm so happy, man. They made it a little bit easier on us. I expected more. After we got the first one, they were never in the game," forward Landon Donovan said after tasting champagne in the Americans locker room.
"The only thing sweeter would have been to score. At least for three or four more years they will shut up and can't say anything and I love it."
The US became the seventh country to book one of 32 spots in soccer's promised land in Germany, joining the hosts, Argentina, Japan, Korea, Iran, Saudi Arabia and the Ukraine.
Mexico will have to wait unitl Wednesday to qualify, when it hosts Panama.
For the first time since 1934, when it defeated Mexico, 4-2, for the lone spot in the region, the US became the first team from CONCACAF to book a spot in the Cup.
The US (6-1-0, 18 points) hasn't
lost to Mexico (5-1-1, 16pts) in a home qualifier since 1972 and raised its record at the stadium to 4-0-3.
Moreover, the US is unbeaten in seven straight home games against the Mexicans since 2000, outscoring theirfoes, 11-0.
As it turned out, the US ended their qualifying quest at the same stadium where they began it in June, 2004, when they defeated Grenada.
This time it took them seven out of 10 games to clinch, as opposed to nine games in 2001.
After a scoreless first half, the US found a way to break the Mexican defence.
The US broke a scoreless tie in the 53rd minute on midfielder Ralston's fourth international goal.
Beasley gave the Americans a two-goal advantage in the 58th minute as the PSV Eindhoven midfielder scored from 10 yards off a pass.
At the other end of the field, central defender Oguchi Onyweu held Jared Borgetti in check. Borgetti, a thorn in the Americans' side with two qualifying goals in as many victories, was rendered virtually useless by the 23-year-old defender.