United new-boy Javier Hernandez known as "Chicharito" has scored the most important goal of his career to date on Thursday evening, opening the scoring in Mexico's crucial World Cup group A clash with France.
The 22-year-old was introduced as a second half substitute as coach Javier Aguirre sought victory, and Chicharito needed less than 10 minutes to spring the French offside trap, expertly control Rafael Marquez's through-ball, skip past goalkeeper Hugo Lloris and slot into the untended goal.
His goal also added a new chapter to his unique family history. The third generation of his family to feature at a World Cup for Mexico, Javier has now emulated his grandfather, Tomas Balcazar, who scored in the 1954 World Cup against France.
Aside from the goal, Chicharito's 35-minute cameo was littered with neat touches and intelligent movement, lending further weight to arguments in Mexico that he should regularly start in Aguirre's front three. (that i think he should)
p/s: so we all knew what this boy can do and we r hoping that he can perform more better in the next game.. but then pity to one of our united player (evra) who captain the france side,, a lost means that france must win againts South Africa and hoping that Javier Hernandez can scores and win it for mexico againts uruguay.. all the best for this 2 lads!!
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