How América players fared during this international break | OneFootball

The September FIFA Date has concluded, a date that was quite positive for the Americanist players who were called up by their respective national teams.

Luis Malagón and Erick Sánchez with Mexico, Sebastián Cáceres, Rodrigo Aguirre, and Brian Rodríguez with Uruguay, and Alejandro Zendejas with the United States were the selected players in this FIFA Date.

Luis Ángel Malagón – 90 minutes.

Luis Malagón was the starting goalkeeper against Japan, having a rather steady match with three saves and 74 percent of accurate passes. He was on the bench against South Korea.

Erick Sánchez – 109 minutes.

‘Chiquito’ Sánchez came on as a substitute in the match against Japan, playing only 29 minutes, during which he managed to win three out of four defensive duels.

Against South Korea, he played the full 90 minutes and it wasn't his best match, although he didn't make any notable errors; he participated very little, touching the ball just 32 times.

Alejandro Zendejas – 84 minutes.

Spectacular way to return to the United States squad. With just 19 minutes against South Korea, he managed to deliver three key passes.

He started against Japan and shone with a stunning goal to open the scoring, in addition to being very active in attack.

Rodrigo Aguirre – 74 minutes.

He started against Peru and responded greatly. He scored the first goal of the match and also assisted the third goal for his team.

He did not play against Chile.

Brian Rodríguez – 161 minutes.

He started against Peru with an assist for Federico Viñas, although without shots on goal.

He repeated as a starter against Chile, generating two key passes, but struggled quite a bit in one-on-one situations. Similarly, he had no shots on goal.

Sebastián Cáceres – 180 minutes.

He was the player with the most minutes in this FIFA Date, an undisputed presence in Uruguay's defense, playing both matches and being key to his team not conceding any goals.

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