Mexico and Chile face off in an international friendly as both sides look to fine-tune their squads ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures. Here is everything you need to know ahead of the clash, including predicted lineups, key statistics, broadcast details, and head-to-head history.
The post-World Cup era for Mexico continues under the guidance of former Barcelona star Rafa Márquez. After an encouraging tournament campaign that ended just shy of the quarter-finals in a high-octane thriller against England, Márquez is evaluating his options and establishing a clear tactical identity for El Tri.
Chile, on the other hand, finds itself in the midst of a difficult generational transition. Currently sitting at the bottom of the CONMEBOL qualification standings, La Roja has managed just two victories—both on home soil—and desperately needs to improve its form away from home.
Mexico: García; Chavez, del Villar, Guzman, Reyes; Lira, Romo, Fidalgo; Alvarado, Pineda, Giménez.
Head Coach: Rafa Márquez
Team News: Full squad available with no reported injuries or suspensions.
Chile: Vigouroux; Faundez, Villagra, Román, Ulloa; Pizarro, Méndez, Reichmuth; Osorio, Gutiérrez, Brereton Diaz.
Head Coach: Nicolás Córdova
Team News: Marcelino Núñez is ruled out through injury.
Kick-off Time: Tuesday, October 6 at 8:30 PM ET. Fans in the United States can watch on Univision and TUDN. It will also be live streamed on bet365 via it's live streaming service (available with a funded account).
Dec 9, 2021: Mexico 2-2 Chile
Mar 23, 2019: Mexico 3-1 Chile
Oct 17, 2018: Mexico 0-1 Chile
Jun 19, 2016: Mexico 0-7 Chile
Jun 2, 2016: Mexico 1-0 Chile
Mexico | Tie | Chile |
-188 | +280 | +525 |
Note: Odds are subject to change.
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