Mexico vs. Fiji, Rio 2016 Olympics: Highlights

Erick Gutierrez scored a poker as the Mexico Olympic squad bounced back from a first half scare to see off Fiji 5-1 in their second game of the Rio 2016 Olympics.

Fiji left a memorable mark in the game when they took the lead through Roy Krishna after only ten minutes. It was a remarkable way to start the game for a side that nobody had given a chance to at the start of the game.

But, as if the writing had already been on the wall, Pachuca midfielder Erick Gutierrez scored a hat-trick in a space of just ten minutes to give El Tri the lead early in the second half.

The defending champions continued to dominate and Carlos Salcedo made it 4-1 when he saw his header cross the goal-line in the 67th minute.

Gutierrez, who looked most threatening on the left, made sure of claiming his poker, chipping Simione Tamanisau for the final 5-1 scoreline.

Mexico will now close their group stage with a game against South Korea on Wednesday.

Raul (@TheColorfulkit) and Rafa (@Mexicanfutcom) give a more in-depth recap of Mexico's win over Fiji below: