Mexico coach Aguirre warns no more room for opening-match nerves (opens original article in a new tab)

Mexico coach Javier Aguirre warns that players' opening-match nerves are no longer acceptable as the team faces South Korea in a crucial World Cup match, emphasizing the need for composure against the Koreans' fast counter-attacks and acknowledging the tactical use of FIFA's hydration breaks.

• Mexico coach Aguirre says players' opening-match nerves are no longer tolerated
• Aguirre highlights South Korea's fast counter-attacks as a key threat
• Aguirre acknowledges FIFA's hydration breaks as a tactical tool