17-year-old Mexican rising star Gilberto Mora came on as a substitute in the 66th minute, becoming the youngest player from the Concacaf region to appear in a FIFA World Cup.

With Mora's entry into the game, he made history—becoming the youngest Concacaf player in FIFA World Cup history, breaking the record of 18 set by Mexican legend Manuel Rosas in 1930.

It is worth mentioning that his teammate, goalkeeper Ochoa, had already participated in a FIFA World Cup before Mora was even born, creating an interesting contrast between two generations of players.