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    Mexico's Osorio has proved his worth — and proved the critics wrong

    by Kevin Baxter, Los Angeles Times Jun 18, 2018 3 minutes

    MOSCOW - Juan Carlos Osorio wasn't even a year into his stint as manager of Mexico's national team when the country's fickle fans began calling for him to be fired.

    Most new coaches get a honeymoon period. Osorio went straight from the altar to divorce court.

    So after Sunday's stunning upset of defending champion Germany in their World Cup opener - arguably one of Mexico's most important wins in at least a decade - Osorio's players weren't shy about speaking up for their

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