El Miguelón

Sr. Doctor Profesor Reumatólogo en @dr_miguelanreum. Alter ego de Rituximan. Música, videojuegos, TCG, anime/manga, fútbol y memes. INFP. UID: 603960652.

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

De pequeño decía que quería ser un héroe cuando fuera grande.

[David Garcia @IJaSport]

Mexico vs England is such an interesting tactical matchup because I’m not sure England know exactly what version of Mexico they’re going to get.

Mexico have shown they can defend in different ways. They’ve dropped into a deeper 5-4-1, spent long stretches against Ecuador in more of a 4-4-2, pressed higher, defended lower, played more direct into Raúl Jiménez, and also built through midfield. So if you’re England the preparation is not totally straightforward. Are you preparing for the Mexico that sits deeper and asks you to break them down or the Mexico that came out against Ecuador with more initiative and confidence playing through the middle?

The first 30 mins could tell us a lot. England may start carefully. Not passive but careful. Don’t concede early, don’t get pulled into a frantic game, and try to figure out what Mexico are doing. But if Mexico start well, the crowd gets into it, the players grow, and suddenly England are not just solving a tactical problem, they are solving a stadium problem too.

For Mexico, one of the big attacking questions is how they target England’s wide areas. Against Congo, England had issues defending wide when their wingers didn’t recover quickly enough, leaving the fullback in awkward 2v1 situations. That feels like an area Mexico can test.

On the left, Quiñones can attack the space behind England’s right back. On the right, Alvarado, Mora, and Sánchez can create different problems by combining in tighter spaces. If Alvarado comes inside, does the fullback follow? If the fullback follows, who protects the wide space? If the winger doesn’t track Sánchez, does Mexico get a free outlet? If the midfielder jumps, does Mora receive between lines?

That is why I think Mexico can cause England problems. Not because they are going to dominate the game, but because some of their best attacking patterns line up with spaces England have looked vulnerable in.

The risk for Mexico is transition. England are at their best when there is space to attack. Kane can drop and connect, Bellingham can arrive, and their wide players can hurt you quickly if the game opens up. So if Mexico are aggressive, the question is whether they can control the moment after losing the ball.

Mexico have done a good job at times of counterpressing and keeping the ball locked on one side. But if England break that first wave and get into open grass, Mexico’s back line may have to defend more direct, athletic, 1v1 situations

The game comes down to two questions

Can Mexico use their wide and half-space rotations to pull England’s defensive structure apart?

And can England survive those moments long enough to find transition attacks into the space Mexico leave behind?

England probably have more individual quality, but I’m not sure this is a comfortable tactical matchup for them. Mexico have enough variety to make England think, and enough crowd energy to make the game feel very different if they start well

The first 30 minutes will be massive.

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

@Krmelita03 Son los brackets.

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

@RubnMar76045114 @InvictosSomos Benditos seas los Jaguares de Chiapas.

[Elijah Wood @elijahwood]

Go Mexico!!

[Mar Jaramillo-Cervants @JaramilloCervs2]

El crédito se lo va a llevar Javier Aguirre por ser el técnico principal, pero para mi, este espectáculo, también lleva el nombre de Rafa Márquez.

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

Bendito seas, estado de Guanajuato.

[Selección Nacional @miseleccionmx]

Hay pases que terminan en gol… Y otros que terminan en la historia. ✨

‘Piojo’ Alvarado es el primer mexicano con 3 asistencias en partidos de Copa del Mundo! 🫶

#SomosMéxico

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

Golazo.

Quiñones y Alvarado están jugando desnudos.

[MD DeltaState 💤 @Christiaan_etz]

@farmacotips

[Dr. Javier Flores @farmacotips]

Top 10 analgésicos en orden de potencia debes recordar:

1. Ketorolaco: 40 mg/día
2. Diclofenaco: 150 mg/día
3. Indometacina: 200 mg/día
4. Naproxeno: 1,000 mg/día
5. Meloxicam: 15 mg/día
6. Ibuprofeno: 3,200 mg/día
7. Dexketoprofeno: 75 mg/día
8. Ketoprofeno: 300 mg/día
9. Ácido mefenámico: 1,500 mg/día
10. Celecoxib: 400 mg/día

[All Fútbol MX 🇲🇽 @AllFutbolMX]

Make it happen.

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

Osita de azul por la llegada del cachorro humano.

[Dr. John Cush @RheumNow]

Redefining axial spondyloarthritis

An editorial in Lancet Rheumatology calls for "..reframing axSpA as a systemic, autoimmune inflammatory disease with multiorgan involvement and substantial unmet need."

https://t.co/C1Kei8AU3h

[Aravind Palraj @Rheumat_Aravind]

Romosozumab is the first osteoporosis therapy with a unique dual mechanism—building new bone while reducing bone resorption. A major advance for patients at very high fracture risk.

#Osteoporosis #Rheumatology #BoneHealth #MedEd #MedicalEducation @IhabFathiSulima @docakx

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

@adelaidosa_ ¡Muchas gracias!

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

Mi hijo fue recibido en este mundo con el amor de muchísima gente.

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

9:06 horas.
49 cm.
2.980 kg.

[Snoopy @snoopyb047]

My best friend in 🌎

[El Miguelón @mikaelangulo]

Messi le va a prestar su día de nacimiento a mi José Mau.