On Wednesday, Soccer United Marketing announced details on the first three matches of the Mexican National Team's 2008 U.S Tour.

As in 2007, San Diego will host one of the games, versus the top-ranked Argentina.  The 2007 match held here against Venezuela (also at Qualcomm Stadium) broke San Diego's all-time attendance record for any single soccer match, a sold-out crowd (also on a Wednesday night) at the recently enlarged venue, home to the NFL's Chargers.

Here is the official SUM announcement on this 2008 match:

In a two-game stint in June, Mexico will face Argentina on Wednesday, June 4 at San Diego’s Qualcomm Stadium at 8:00 p.m. local time. This match will mark the 26th meeting all-time between the nations, and the first since July 2007, when Argentina defeated Mexico 3-0 in the Copa America semifinals.

Mexico is still seeking revenge for the 1-2 loss in the 2006 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals, where Argentina moved on to the semis.

It will be Mexico’s 18th match in the San Diego area, the last of which was Feb. 28, 2007, when the Sanchez-led Tri defeated Venezuela 3-1 in front of a sold-out crowd of 63,328.

Tickets for the June 4 match at Qualcomm will go on sale on April 17, via Ticketmaster.com and Ticketmaster outlets.

For more on this tour, see full press releases and news updates at

http://www.sumworld.com