Mexico coach Javier Aguirre says he is not satisfied with his team’s overall performance despite a strong World Cup group stage. Aguirre acknowledges that Mexico finishes Group A in top spot and secures guaranteed home advantage for the knockout stage. However, he argues that the squad has not played well and that the results do not fully reflect the team’s level of play. The coach’s remarks suggest a focus on improvement ahead of the next stage, with an emphasis on how Mexico performs beyond the points and standings already achieved. While the team’s group record positions it favourably for the knockout round, Aguirre signals that more consistent and convincing football is needed to meet expectations as the tournament progresses. His comments underline that topping the group is not viewed as an endpoint by the coaching staff, and that attention now shifts to addressing gaps in performance before Mexico’s next matches.