Mexico’s Soccer Squad Returns to the U.S. for a Trio of High‑Profile Matches
The Mexican men’s national team will embark on a three‑match tour of the United States this fall, marking its first series of competitive games on American soil since the 2026 World Cup. The schedule was confirmed this week and includes opponents that have long defined the region’s football rivalry.
The opening encounter arrives on September 26 in Baltimore, where Mexico will face Colombia. Organizers say the matchup is designed to showcase the tactical evolution of both sides, and the cheapest entry‑level tickets start at $111, with premium seats climbing higher.
A week later, on September 29, Mexico travels to New Jersey to meet Peru. The New Jersey venue is expected to draw a sizable Latin American diaspora, and ticket prices for that fixture begin at $303 for standard seating, reflecting the higher demand for the South American side.
The tour culminates on October 3 in Arizona, where Mexico will square off against the United States in a highly anticipated rivalry game. The cheapest tickets for the Arizona clash start at $203, while luxury options can reach $473, catering to a wide range of fans.
All three matches are now on sale through the official ticketing platforms, and officials expect the games to sell out quickly given the historic significance and the limited number of high‑profile fixtures scheduled for the fall calendar.