PHOTO: Let’s hear it for the Boyz!
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February 7, 2013

PHOTO: Let’s hear it for the Boyz!

MEXICO CITY, Mexico — Mexican forward Javier Hernandez (right) vies for the ball with Jamaica’s Nyron Nosworthy during their their FIFA World Cup CONCACAF football qualifier match at the Azteca stadium in Mexico City Wednesday night. The match ended in an historic 0-0 tie for Jamaica. See match report and related stories in Sport. (Photo: AFP)Related Stories:Experts hail Boyz’ overall preparation and game execution

Azteca conquered – Boyz beat odds, altitude, maddening crowd for historic draw

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