Memo Ochoa Set for Likely Final Game at Sixth World Cup with Mexico
Short overview
Mexico goalkeeper Memo Ochoa, 40, is set to play his likely last career game, featuring at his sixth World Cup. He plans to retire after this achievement.
Mexico goalkeeper Memo Ochoa is set to play what is likely his final career game, now featuring at his sixth World Cup. The 40-year-old plans to retire after this achievement. The moment takes place at the legendary Azteca Stadium.
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