Mexico’s men’s national team is gearing up for a busy stretch of matches on U.S. soil this fall, with three confirmed friendlies scheduled against Colombia, Peru and Chile.
The fixtures will take the squad from Baltimore’s M&T Bank Stadium on September 26, to Harrison, New Jersey’s Sports Illustrated Stadium on September 29, and finally to Los Angeles’ Memorial Coliseum on October 6, providing a cross‑country showcase before the Nations League quarterfinals in November.
A fourth slot in the newly merged September‑October international window is expected to be filled by a showdown with the United States in Phoenix on October 3, rounding out a tour that blends competitive fire with preparation for upcoming knockout stages.
A packed fall schedule
Under the guidance of new head coach Rafa Marquez, the side hopes to build on a round‑of‑16 World Cup finish and to fine‑tune tactics ahead of the Concacaf Nations League battles.
The condensed window, which allows teams to schedule up to four matches, reflects a broader shift in the international calendar and gives the Mexican federation a rare opportunity to test a range of opponents in a short span.
Fans can expect a high‑intensity atmosphere as the team travels across the country, with each venue promising a distinct backdrop for the matches.