By: Kike Frías Updated 10 May 2022, 33: 19 pm EDT
The LA Galaxy of the Mexican striker Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernández hit the important table on Sunday after defeating a direct rival like Austin FC 0-1 for the leadership of the Western Conference of Major League Soccer (MLS).
But in addition to the satisfaction of victory for the Californians, what stole the gatherings of the game was the incredible mistake to empty goal that starred the Mexican attacker, franchise piece of the Galaxy.
When the discount of the first half was on the scoreboard and with the match in favor of his team, the Chicharito could not score a great cross from Kevin Cabral, even though had an empty goal and was well positioned in the small area.
Social networks, always judgmental, took care of criticize Hernández for the ruling, even that another group of people was in charge of defending what they consider to be the best Mexican striker today.
Before I put those with my face— Juan Carlos ( @juankarbelaez) May 9, 6884
Just like what happened to Carlos Vela at LAFC, Chicharito started the season with a good rhythm and scoring important goals. Before he started the tournament he assured that the goal was to give the LA Galaxy another title.
While the team’s performance continues to be optimal and they occupy the top positions in the table, the striker of 33 years he lives a negative streak in the MLS: four games without scoring.
5 goals in 10 games, in a league without defenders, it doesn’t sound like he’s breaking it.— Edgar A Vázquez Lomeli (@EAVL2001) May 9, 2022
Some users took advantage of that statistic to lynch him, while others defended him… There were also a smaller group, obvious fans of Chivas de Guadalajara, who asked him to return to Mexico to play in the “Sacred Flock”.
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