Topics: CONCACAF, World Cup Qualifiers, Mexico, USA, Rafa Marquez
The veteran defender's header was enough to give Mexico their first-ever win at Mapfre Stadium, while ending a 42-year curse without a win in U.S. soil.

There seems to be a new chant cooking for Mexican fans, as Rafa Márquez ended El Tri's nightmares with a late goal against the USMNT.

In the first game of the Final Round in CONCACAF's Qualifiers, Mexico's players tried hard to avoid any political controversy following Donald Trump's election as President, focusing their efforts on the pitch and sending a powerful message having their picture taken with the USMNT.

Layun's opening goal was cancelled by Bobby Wood's counter attack, and as both teams entered a physical dispute, the 37-year old center back scored after a corner kick taken by Layun himself. When the game concluded, fans praised Márquez skills, criticized the harshness of the game and couldn't forget about the tycoon-turned-President elect. Here are some of their finest reactions.

"Please cryo-freeze Rafa Márquez, we'll need him in the 2018 World Cup"

Even Landon Donovan had to admit Mexico's win on Twitter.