Jimenez pulled Mexico level in the 27th minute with a fine strike and followed up by turning his thoughts to Jota, the Liverpool star who tragically died in a car accident in Spain on Thursday.
Raúl Jiménez honors Diogo Jota after his goal for Mexico ❤️🎮 The two were teammates at Wolverhampton 🙏 pic.twitter.com/0FQz0uY6Uf — FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) Raul Jimenez and Diogo Jota were Wolves teammates and firm friends. (Jordan Mansfield / Getty Images)Jimenez, now with Fulham, and Jota became firm friends during their time together at English Premier League side Wolves, from 2018 to 2020. Raul Jimenez spoke today about Diogo Jota's passing. "He was a great teammate. We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend." pic.twitter.com/Ug3TBjpt34 — Jon Arnold (@ArnoldcommaJon) “He was a great teammate,” Jimenez told reporters this week. “We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend.”Earlier, Chris Richards had put the U.S. into a fourth minute lead with a powerful header from a free-kick by Sebastian Berhalter.(Top photo: Jerome Miron / Imagn Images)
Raúl Jiménez honors Diogo Jota after his goal for Mexico ❤️🎮
The two were teammates at Wolverhampton 🙏 pic.twitter.com/0FQz0uY6Uf
— FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) Raul Jimenez and Diogo Jota were Wolves teammates and firm friends. (Jordan Mansfield / Getty Images)Jimenez, now with Fulham, and Jota became firm friends during their time together at English Premier League side Wolves, from 2018 to 2020. Raul Jimenez spoke today about Diogo Jota's passing. "He was a great teammate. We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend." pic.twitter.com/Ug3TBjpt34 — Jon Arnold (@ArnoldcommaJon) “He was a great teammate,” Jimenez told reporters this week. “We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend.”Earlier, Chris Richards had put the U.S. into a fourth minute lead with a powerful header from a free-kick by Sebastian Berhalter.(Top photo: Jerome Miron / Imagn Images)
Jimenez, now with Fulham, and Jota became firm friends during their time together at English Premier League side Wolves, from 2018 to 2020.
Raul Jimenez spoke today about Diogo Jota's passing. "He was a great teammate. We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend." pic.twitter.com/Ug3TBjpt34 — Jon Arnold (@ArnoldcommaJon) “He was a great teammate,” Jimenez told reporters this week. “We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend.”Earlier, Chris Richards had put the U.S. into a fourth minute lead with a powerful header from a free-kick by Sebastian Berhalter.(Top photo: Jerome Miron / Imagn Images)
Raul Jimenez spoke today about Diogo Jota's passing.
"He was a great teammate. We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend." pic.twitter.com/Ug3TBjpt34
— Jon Arnold (@ArnoldcommaJon)
“He was a great teammate,” Jimenez told reporters this week. “We shared many beautiful moments being important parts of what Wolves achieved in those times. It’s very tough to learn this type of news about someone so close to you and who was a great friend.”
Earlier, Chris Richards had put the U.S. into a fourth minute lead with a powerful header from a free-kick by Sebastian Berhalter.
(Top photo: Jerome Miron / Imagn Images)
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