Granada goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa left his parent club Malaga red faced with a starring role in a 1-1 derby draw at La Rosaleda. Ochoa, on a season-long loan at Granada, had been allowed to play in the Andalusian derby and it was a decision which came back to haunt Malaga. Skipper Ignacio Camacho gave Malaga a 24th-minute lead, but the hosts failed to turn their dominance into goals and were ...Full Story »

Malaga have signed Mexican World Cup star Guillermo Ochoa on a free transfer, the Primera Division outfit have announced. The goalkeeper was a free agent after his contract with French side Ajaccio expired this summer and he moves to La Rosaleda on a three-year deal. "Malaga Club de Futbol has reached an agreement to sign one of the best goalkeepers from the recent World Cup in Brazil, Franc...Full Story »

The Mexico international was unattached after parting company with Ajaccio at the end of last season but has earned a move to La Liga on the back of his World Cup heroics Malaga have announced the signing of goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa as a replacement for Willy Caballero. The 29-year-old had been a free agent after his contract with Ajaccio expired at the end of last season and was inundated...Full Story »

Experts highlight the importance of goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa in Mexico's 0-0 draw with Brazil. FORTALEZA, Brazil -- Here are three reactions to the 0-0 draw between Brazil and Mexico in the hosts' second game of Group A. 1. Ochoa comes up big for El Tri Mexico certainly looked to possess the ball and get into Brazil's half, and Jose Vasquez twice threatened with shots from distance. But when...Full Story »

MEXICO goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa has opened the door to a switch to Arsenal after admitting he is open to offers this summer. COME AND GET ME: Ochoa is open to a switch to a Premier League club Ochoa starred for Mexico in their 0-0 draw with hosts Brazil earlier today, pulling off a string of fine saves to give his side a strong shout of reaching the knockout stages. The 28-year-old is free ...Full Story »

Goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa feels Mexico are now ready for the challenge of hosts Brazil after beating Cameroon in their World Cup opener. Oribe Peralta struck in the second half as Mexico overcame the African side 1-0 in heavy rain in Natal. The win took them joint top of Group A alongside Brazil, who now lie in wait in Fortaleza on Tuesday. It is a formidable task but Ochoa is full of conf...Full Story »

LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP)—The World Anti-Doping Agency said Tuesday it will challenge the Mexico Football Federation for clearing five players of doping after accepting that contaminated meat caused their positive tests for clenbuterol. WADA said it had appealed to the Court of Arbitration for Sport, and would not comment further. The Mexico case is WADA’s second high-profile chal...Full Story »