MEXICO manager Javier Aguirre was left bloodied after a yob hit him with a beer can to the head. <br /><br />Aguirre, 65, saw his team suffer a miserable 2-0 loss at Honduras in the Nations League on Friday at the Francisco Morazan Stadium. <br /><br />The Mexican went to shake hands with the opposition's manager after full-time. <br /><br />That was when the crowd sitting behind the visitors' dugout started pelting several objects towards him amid sickening scenes. <br /><br />And one of those yobs managed to hit Aguirre on the head as he was about to greet Honduras manager Reinaldo Rueda. <br /><br />The ex-Atletico Madrid manager was unfazed by the incident even after blood started pouring down his face. <br /><br />Medics rushed to the Mexico boss' side but he appeared unwilling to receive treatment as he continued walking down the tunnel. <br /><br />The former Espanyol boss continued to show a stiff upper lip when asked about the incident insisting there is "no need to mention it". <br /><br />Aguirre said: "Nothing, it is just football. The game was hard-fought, and they played better. <br /><br />"Regarding the other [the incident], there's no need to mention it, I do not complain, it is just football, nothing happened." <br /><br />Rueda condemned the incident immediately after the match and described it as "sad". <br /><br />The Honduras boss went on to apologize to Aguirre as well as Mexico. <br /><br />Rueda said: "I'm sad about what happened at the end of the match because he is a human being. <br /><br />"I want to apologize to the Mexican people and Aguirre, this cannot happen."
