Mexico’s men’s national soccer team is set to embark on a three‑match tour of the United States this fall, giving supporters across the country a rare opportunity to watch the squad play on home soil. The fixtures were announced as part of the international break and will take place in three distinct cities, each offering a different stadium atmosphere.
The first encounter arrives on September 26 in Baltimore, where Mexico will meet Colombia. The matchup promises a competitive contest, and the most affordable tickets for that game start at $111, while premium seating can reach $473.
A week later, on September 29, the team travels to New Jersey for a showdown against Peru. The lowest price point for that fixture is $303, and the game will be staged at the Red Bulls’ home venue, which features modern amenities and a capacity of over 25,000.
The tour culminates on October 3 with a highly anticipated rematch against the United States in Glendale, Arizona. Ticket prices for that rivalry match begin at $203, reflecting the strong demand among fans for a competitive encounter in the desert climate.
Historic Venues
Mexico’s previous World Cup appearances have been anchored at iconic stadiums such as Estadio Azteca in Mexico City and Estadio Akron in Guadalajara. While those venues will not host the upcoming U.S. matches, they remain symbolic of the team’s rich tournament heritage and are frequently referenced by supporters when discussing the squad’s legacy.
All three U.S. fixtures are now open for ticket purchases, with seating options ranging from lower‑level to main‑level sections at each stadium. Fans can secure their spots through official channels, and the variety of price tiers ensures that a broad spectrum of supporters can attend the matches.