It was the second consecutive FIFA World Cup play-off that New Zealand has played in; New Zealand won 1–0 on aggregate over Bahrain in its previous play-off. The draw for the order in which the two matches would be played was held on 30 July 2011 during the FIFA at the World Cup Preliminary Draw.
The games were played on 13 November in Mexico City and 20 November 2013 in Wellington.[3] In the first leg at Estadio Azteca, Mexico easily defeated New Zealand 5–1. The Mexican side achieved another win over New Zealand in the second leg at Westpac Stadium with a score of 4–2. As a result, Mexico won 9–3 on aggregate to qualify for the World Cup in Brazil.
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2014, fifa, world, qualification, concacaf, play, 2014, fifa, world, concacaf, qualification, play, legged, home, away, between, winners, oceania, qualifying, tournament, zealand, fourth, placed, team, from, north, central, american, caribbean, qualifying, tou. The 2014 FIFA World Cup CONCACAF OFC qualification play off was a two legged home and away tie between the winners of the Oceania qualifying tournament New Zealand and the fourth placed team from the North and Central American and Caribbean qualifying tournament Mexico 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification CONCACAF OFC play off Event2014 FIFA World Cup qualificationMexico New Zealand9 3First legMexico New Zealand5 1Date13 November 2013VenueEstadio Azteca Mexico CityRefereeViktor Kassai Hungary Attendance99 832WeatherOvercast10 C 50 F 1 Second legNew Zealand Mexico2 4Date20 November 2013VenueWestpac Stadium WellingtonRefereeFelix Brych Germany Attendance35 206WeatherPartly cloudy20 C 68 F 2 It was the second consecutive FIFA World Cup play off that New Zealand has played in New Zealand won 1 0 on aggregate over Bahrain in its previous play off The draw for the order in which the two matches would be played was held on 30 July 2011 during the FIFA at the World Cup Preliminary Draw The games were played on 13 November in Mexico City and 20 November 2013 in Wellington 3 In the first leg at Estadio Azteca Mexico easily defeated New Zealand 5 1 The Mexican side achieved another win over New Zealand in the second leg at Westpac Stadium with a score of 4 2 As a result Mexico won 9 3 on aggregate to qualify for the World Cup in Brazil Contents 1 Venues 2 Match details 2 1 First leg 2 2 Second leg 3 Television broadcast 4 ReferencesVenues edit nbsp nbsp Estadio Azteca left and Westpac Stadium venues for the seriesMatch details editFirst leg edit 13 November 201314 30 UTC 6Mexico nbsp 5 1 nbsp New ZealandAguilar nbsp 32 Jimenez nbsp 40 Peralta nbsp 48 80 Marquez nbsp 84 Report James nbsp 85 Estadio Azteca Mexico CityAttendance 99 832Referee Viktor Kassai Hungary nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Mexico nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp New Zealand GK 23 Moises Munoz DF 22 Paul Aguilar DF 6 Juan Carlos Valenzuela DF 2 Francisco Rodriguez DF 4 Rafael Marquez c DF 7 Miguel Layun MF 18 Carlos Pena nbsp 64 MF 8 Juan Carlos Medina MF 20 Luis Montes nbsp 60 FW 19 Oribe Peralta nbsp 82 FW 11 Raul Jimenez Substitutions MF 10 Sinha nbsp 60 MF 17 Alonso Escoboza nbsp 64 MF 5 Jesus Molina nbsp 82 Manager Miguel Herrera GK 1 Glen Moss DF 7 Leo Bertos nbsp 76 DF 15 Ivan Vicelich nbsp 58 DF 22 Andrew Durante nbsp 72 DF 5 Tommy Smith c MF 3 Tony Lochhead MF 8 Michael McGlinchey MF 16 Jeremy Brockie nbsp 60 MF 21 Jeremy Christie nbsp 54 FW 20 Chris Wood nbsp 16 nbsp 67 FW 17 Kosta Barbarouses Substitutions MF 13 Chris James nbsp 89 nbsp 54 MF 11 Marco Rojas nbsp 60 FW 10 Rory Fallon nbsp 67 Manager Ricki Herbert Assistant referees Gabor Eros Hungary Gyorgy Ring Hungary Fourth official Istvan Vad Hungary Second leg edit 20 November 201319 00 UTC 13New Zealand nbsp 2 4 nbsp MexicoJames nbsp 80 pen Fallon nbsp 83 Report Peralta nbsp 14 29 33 Pena nbsp 87 Westpac Stadium WellingtonAttendance 35 206Referee Felix Brych Germany nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp New Zealand nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp nbsp Mexico GK 1 Glen Moss DF 5 Tommy Smith c DF 6 Bill Tuiloma nbsp 50 DF 22 Andrew Durante DF 14 Storm Roux MF 13 Chris James nbsp 88 MF 11 Marco Rojas nbsp 72 MF 8 Michael McGlinchey MF 17 Kosta Barbarouses nbsp 34 FW 16 Jeremy Brockie FW 9 Shane Smeltz nbsp 21 nbsp 53 Substitutions DF 15 Louis Fenton nbsp 50 FW 10 Rory Fallon nbsp 53 MF 18 Craig Henderson nbsp 72 Manager Ricki Herbert GK 23 Moises Munoz nbsp 38 DF 4 Rafael Marquez c DF 6 Juan Carlos Valenzuela DF 2 Francisco Rodriguez DF 22 Paul Aguilar MF 7 Miguel Layun MF 18 Carlos Pena MF 20 Luis Montes nbsp 3 nbsp 58 MF 8 Juan Carlos Medina nbsp 90 3 FW 11 Raul Jimenez nbsp 68 FW 19 Oribe Peralta nbsp 76 Substitutions MF 17 Alonso Escoboza nbsp 58 FW 9 Aldo de Nigris nbsp 68 MF 10 Sinha nbsp 76 Manager Miguel Herrera Assistant referees Mark Borsch Germany Stefan Lupp Germany Fourth official Marco Fritz Germany Television broadcast edit nbsp Mexico Azteca 7 Canal 5 TDN nbsp New Zealand Sky Sport nbsp nbsp United Kingdom amp Ireland Premier Sports nbsp United States ESPN English UniMas Univision Deportes Spanish References edit History for Lic Benito Juarez Intl Mexico wunderground com 13 November 2013 Retrieved 13 November 2013 History for Wellington New Zealand wunderground com 20 November 2013 Retrieved 20 November 2013 International Match Calendar 2013 2018 PDF FIFA com Archived from the original PDF on 7 August 2013 Retrieved 31 December 2021 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title 2014 FIFA World Cup qualification CONCACAF OFC play off amp oldid 1221786478, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
