Moisés Muñoz
Moisés Muñoz ( born February 1, 1980 in Michoacán ) is a Mexican football player at the position of the goalkeeper.
Life
Association
Born in the state of Michoacán Moisés Muñoz began his career as a professional football player when resident in the capital of the state of CA Monarcas Morelia, for which he completed a total of 282 games 1999-2010. First, he made his debut in the Mexican Primera División when CF Pachuca, which was lost 2:4 in a discharged on September 19, 1999 game. Subsequently, however, should more than two years would pass before Muñoz came to his second on 25 November 2001. Once again, the Monarcas played at CF Pachuca and lost again, this time 0-1. It was not until the 2002/03 season he came increasingly to inserts and soon was the goalkeeper of the Monarcas, who contested in 2003 a total of four finals between September 2002 and October and all lost.
The first final reached the Monarcas in the CONCACAF Champions ' Cup 2002 against CF Pachuca, which was lost on 18 September 2002 with a 0:1. The next final was contested on 18 and 21 December 2002 as part of the Mexican championship against Deportivo Toluca and was lost with the total score of 2:4 ( first leg 1-0, second leg 1:4). The discharged on 11 and 14 June Final matches in the Mexican championship against CF Monterrey were lost; this time with the total score of 1:3 ( 1:3 first leg, second leg 0-0). The next finals were again challenged in the context of the CONCACAF Champions ' Cup 2002 /03 against Toluca and went this time lost with the total score of 4:5 ( 3:3 first leg, second leg 1:2 ).
Prior to the 2010/11 season Muñoz joined the CF Atlante, for which he graduated in the year and a half until the end of 2011 a total of 53 appearances in the Mexican League. Since early 2012, Muñoz is the Capital Club América under contract.
National
Between 27 October 2004 and July 17, 2005 Muñoz graduated eight international appearances, in which he suffered a total of just three goals. After his goal in the 80th minute of his debut match against Ecuador ( 2-1 ), he remained in the following international matches against Guatemala (2-0 ), St. Kitts ( 5:0 and 8:0 ), Colombia (where he was first on as a substitute in the 71st minute when the goal for a 1-1 draw had already been made ), Guatemala ( 4-0) and Jamaica (1-0 ) without conceding a goal and had only 59 minutes of his last international match against Colombia ( Full 1:2 ) again to accept a goal, so he stayed a total of 537 minutes and 8 hours and 57 minutes without conceding.