Mexico vs. Guyana Live Stream: Online Viewing Info for 2014 World Cup Qualifier

It is every country’s dream to appear in the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, but it takes more than just hope to get there; it takes hard work and dedication. Mexico and Guyana are going head-to-head tonight and the results will prove which nation wants it more.

This is one of the many World Cup qualifying matchups that will take place over the next few months for the CONCACAF region. The competitors are members of Group B, which also includes Costa Rica and El Salvador.

El Tri definitely has the advantage on paper, but anything can happen out on the pitch. Let’s take a look at everything you need to know about this exciting qualifier.

Where: Estadio Azteca, Santa Ursula, Mexico City, Mexico

When: Friday, June 8 at 8 p.m. ET

Watch: Univision (United States), Al Jazeera Sports +2

Live Stream: Bet365 Video

Line: Argentina +130, Brazil +195, Tie +240, Over/Under 2.5 goals (via ScoresAndOdds.com)

Key Player to Watch: Javier “Chicharito” Hernandez

The 24-year-old striker is one of the most creative stars in the world. He’s a goalscoring machine and netted 21 of them with Manchester United and added two with the national team (in just two appearances).

Chicharito’s speed is going to be near impossible for Guyana to contain, so look for him to add a third goal this year in international play.

Key Matchup: El Tri counterattack vs. Golden Tigers defense

Anytime that Guyana is able to get men forward and start a push into Mexico’s zone, it will be answered with a swift counterattack as soon as possession changes.

This is going to be a deadly combination that insures that El Tri comes away with an easy victory, unless Guyana is able to make pinpoint passes and get back on defense in a hurry.

Prediction: Mexico 2 – Guyana 0