Goals from Rafael Márquez, Andrés Guardado amd Javier Hernández gave Mexico the victory they needed to knock Croatia out and progress to the last 16 of the World Cup. Their 3-1 victory had it all: 22 shots, four goals, one red card and a performance from Mexico manager Miguel Herrera that was more entertaining than anything Neymar and Brazil produced at the Estádio Nacional in Brasilia.
Herrera played for Mexico in the mid-1990s, even making it to the Copa América final in 1993, when Mexico lost to Argentina. Back in those days he sported a mullet. Now he is more famous for his celebrations, which are almost the same as his remonstrations with referees. Can you spot the difference?
Miguel Herrera wearing a mullet
Herrera mid-celebration
Herrera celebrating a goal
Herrera celebrating with his players
Herrera appealing for a penalty
A Herrera celebration causes a tropical storm
Herrera in slo-mo
The fans show their appreciation
As does the Enrique Peña Nieto, the president of Mexico
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