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Mexico demolish USA

AFP, East Rutherford
Carlos Vela scored once and set up two goals as Mexico defeated the United States 5-0 to win the Gold Cup and snap the Americans' 58-game home unbeaten streak in the tournament.
Half-time substitute Vela was one of five different players to score for Mexico which posted its fifth Gold Cup title.
It also marked their first win against the US outside of Mexico in over 10 years, halting a 15-game losing skid.
"1 believe this is a great win for Mexico because we showed the pride we have in our hearts today," Mexico's Giovani Dos Santos said. "This is a huge step for us in the process."
Mexican captain Gerardo Torrado opened the scoring from the penalty spot in the 56th minute, comfortably beating American goal-keeperTYoy Perkins.
Dos Santos, who was named man of the match, made it 2-0 just six minutes later before Vela found the target in the 67th minute to give Mexico a commanding 3-0 lead
Jose Castro (79) and Guillermo Franco (90)
rounded out the scoring for Mexico.
" The win injects us with some motivation, confidence and maturity," Dos Santos said.
Despite playing in the US, the crowd at the 79.000 seat Giants Stadium was overwhelm inglypro-Mexican.
I he last time Mexico beat die US was in 1999. Mexico also won despite the organizers' decision to allow the Americans to add seven extra players to their squad because of the closeness of the Confederations Cup and Gold Cup tournaments.
It was the worst home loss for the US since June 1985 when they were dominated 5 0 by England.
"When a goal is scored, there's always a change in the game and we didn't respond well," UScoach Bob Bradley said.
Said American forward Brian Ching. "We were chasing die game a lot in the second half, and it tired us out. look at anybody in the United States and this loss has to anger you."
The teams meet again in Mexico City on August 12.
"This ends here in this locker room," Mexico coach Javier Aguirre said, "we're celebrating now, but that's it. Tomorrow is another day and we begin working for Aug. 12, and that's a different story."