HONDURAS-MEXICO June 20 in San Pedro Sula TV: CCN (closed-circuit), live, 9:30 pm ET; Univision, tape, 10 pm ET, CT, PT, 9 pm MT. Referee: Horacio Elizondo (Argentina). STANDINGS: Honduras, 3rd in the Hexagonal on goal difference (1 win, 1 loss, 2 ties, 8 goals for, 7 goals against, 5 points); Mexico, 5th in Hexagonal (1 win, 2 losses, 1 tie, 6 goals for, 5 goals against, 4 points); LAST CHANCE: By everyone’s estimation, the Honduras match is Mexico coach Enrique Meza’s last chance. Mexico has lost five in a row and won only one of its last 12 games. If Mexico doesn’t get at least a point, Meza will be history. CAMPOS BACK: Meza is expected to start former MLS star Jorge Campos in goal for the first time since the USA-Mexico match in February. Oswaldo Sanchez took over in goal after Campos had a series of poor outings. YOUTH MOVEMENT: Defender Rafael Marquez, who is expected to leave French club Monaco for Real Madrid, returns in the middle of the Mexican defense, and youngsters Gerardo Torrado and Octavio Valdez will probably get starts in midfield. NO CHANGES: Honduras coach Ramon Maradiaga will probably stick with the starting lineup that hammered Trinidad & Tobago, 4-2, in Port of Spain: Noel Valladares in goal; Ivan Guerrero, Ninrod Medina, Samuel Caballero, Reinaldo Clavasquin and Milton Reyes in the back; Jorge Pineda, Amado Guevara and Danilo Turcios in midfield; David Suazo and Carlos Pavon up front. HISTORY: The last time Honduras and Mexico met in San Pedro Sula was Sept. 21, 1996. The Catrachos won, 2-1, in the semifinal round of 1998 World Cup qualifying. They failed to reach the final round of qualifying when they finished behind Mexico and Jamaica, which took four points from them. QUOTABLE: “All we can do is hope for a win because up to now our work has left a lot to be desired. I haven’t got any aces up my sleeve, nothing new, I will simply make some changes because things didn’t work out last Saturday [2-1 loss to Costa Rica at home].” (Meza)