The Chivas defender previously pointed out that the azulcrema club lacked features that define them and dismissed the title for which they are surpassed.
Through a video titled ‘Identity’, América responded to the statements of Chivas defender Antonio Briseño, in which he assured that the azulcrema team lacks the same.
In said audiovisual material, the club showed historical aspects through photographs dating from 1916 to date, as well as the most memorable moments in the Clásicos against Guadalajara, such as the penalty saved by Héctor Miguel Zelada at the end of the 1983-1984 season; later a goal by Salvador Cabañas, in a match played on the Azteca Stadium field, in addition to Edú’s rabona pass with a header by Toninho and Guillermo Ochoa’s save to Juan Francisco Palencia in the summer of 2005.
In the same way, some aspects of the Azteca Stadium, its mascot and the fans are presented., closing with the obtaining of the titles of the last tournaments, with which they surpassed the Herd in championships.
In the final part of the video the phrase is shown: “The best of your dreams or the worst of your nightmares”.
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“The best of your dreams or the worst of your nightmares”
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Hours before, Antonio Briseño said that “America does not scare anyone” and the only thing it can “have respect for is death.”.
“They can bring (players) from anywhere in the world, but to have that greatness, to be the team with the most titles, the second, to be the one with the most fans, the one that sells the most shirts and that has an identity that plays with pure Mexican, that’s much bigger than a title of difference. “
“We can win that next tournament and we will match them. So, I don’t think we are on par, but we are much bigger than America, so I already told you: they have no identity,” he concluded
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