Mexicans Abroad Minute: Gudino makes history in UEFA Champions League

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Raul Gudino may not have expected to play against Borussia Dortmund, but was ready when APOEL needed him in Tuesday's UEFA Champions League match.

The goalkeeper came on at the break after starter Boy Waterman was injured in the opening portion.

Gudino wasn't the only Mexican in action this Champions League matchday. Three played for Porto in a 3-2 loss to RB Leipzig.  

Mexican player makes history in UEFA Champions League

Mexicans in the UEFA Champions League headline this week's Mexicans Abroad Minute.

Posted by Jon Arnold on Wednesday, October 18, 2017

Goal's Jon Arnold runs down all this week's action in the video above.

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Jon Arnold covered the Mexico national team and Concacaf region in English for Goal until March 2020. His byline also has appeared in the Dallas Morning News, the New York Times Goal blog, FloFC and Pacific Standard. In addition to his written work, he serves as the Concacaf expert on the BBC's World Football Phone-In and has appeared on SiriusXMFC in English and Fox Deportes and Milenio in Spanish. Formerly based in Tijuana and currently living in Texas, Jon covered the 2018 World Cup, the 2015 Copa America, the 2016 Copa America Centenario and the last five Gold Cups.