U.S. defender DeAndre Yedlin reacts after forward Christian Pulisic and Mexico goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa collide during the first half of Thursday’s World Cup qualifying match in Mexico City.
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MEXICO CITY — One of international soccer’s storied rivalries was renewed Thursday when the United States men’s national soccer team played to a 0-0 draw against Mexico at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
Los Angeles Times veteran photographer Gary Coronado captured many of the game’s biggest moments from his sideline vantage point. Check out his best photos of the game:
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U.S. midfielder Kellyn Acosta (23) and Mexico forward Jesus Corona (17) battle for the ball in the first half.
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U.S. forward Christian Pulisic grimaces after being taken down as Mexico defender Hector Moreno walks by him during the first half.
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Mexico defender Jorge Sanchez, left, and U.S. forward Christian Pulisic battle for the ball in the second half.
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U.S. defender Miles Robinson, top, and Mexico defender Johan Vazquez (5) and other Mexico players battle for a corner kick in the second half.
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U.S. midfielder Yunus Musah, left, and Mexico midfielder Edson Alvarez battle for control of the ball during the second half.
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U.S. midfielder Gio Reyna, right, and Mexico midfielder Edson Alvarez congratulate each other after playing to a 0-0 draw in World Cup qualifying at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.
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