<p><br /> All eyes will be on Mexico's tactics against Uruguay when a point will see them into the last 16 and a possible clash with Argentina.<br /> </p><p><br /> The two Latin American sides in Group A are separated on goal difference so Mexico's only hope of finishing top - and in all probability avoiding Diego Maradona's rampaging troops who are set to win Group B - is to go for the win.<br /> </p><p><br /> "I hope we can impose our style against Uruguay," coach Javier Aguirre said last week, wary of the threats posed by the South Americans who have a quality forward pairing of Diego Forlan and Luis Suarez.<br /> </p><p><br /> Whatever the many permutations, Mexico defender Ricardo Osorio was in no doubt the match would light up the tournament, so far being played in a largely defensive manner.<br /> </p><p><br /> "You'll see some good football, which is what has been missing. What we've seen until now is stingy football," Osorio said.<br /> </p>
