Nope. None of those are even close to Mexico City's Azteca Stadium. The 100,000+ seat stadium, the fifth-largest stadium in the world, is so impenetrable that the United States has never won a match there. Ever.
ESPN's Bill Simmons attempted to let you know what it was like last week when the United States played Mexico in a World Cup Qualifying match that was a must-win for Mexico:
You can't even call it just a hostile environment; it's more primal than anything. I have only attended two other games in which the crowd's collective loathing was palpable -- Game 6 of the 1986 NBA Finals (Boston fans heaping hatred on Ralph Sampson, who had punched two Celtics in the previous game) and Game 5 of the 1987 Eastern finals (the same treatment for Bill Laimbeer, who had decked Larry Bird the previous game) -- and neither approached USA-Mexico. Michael Vick could crash a PETA rally and get a friendlier reception than the Americans did at Azteca.Amazing.
