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Mexico’s coach was so overwhelmed after the Hirving Lozano goal he had to sit down and do breathing exercises

Juan Carlos Osorio is all of us.

Germany v Mexico: Group F - 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia
Germany v Mexico: Group F - 2018 FIFA World Cup Russia
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Hirving “Chucky” Lozano scored a breathtaking goal to give his team a lead in Mexico vs. Germany in the first World Cup game, and after he put it away, his coach was so overwhelmed he had to sit down and just take breaths for like 30 seconds.

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Juan Carlos Osorio was all of us after seeing the goal, basically, and it was beautiful.

Look at how Osorio celebrates for a moment, hugs his team, and then just gets so overwhelmed with emotion that he has to take himself out of it. His assistant coach is trying to talk to him and he can’t deal with it. Guy just needs to breathe for a moment.

The pictures might be even better.

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