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Mexico's National Team will have to face a commitment before reaching Qatar 2022, so the schedule of games for El Tri in the Nations League is now ready.

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This is El Tri's schedule of matches in the Nations League

These matches will be round-robin games on the FIFA dates of June 2022 (double date) and March 2023.

Date: Saturday, June 11

Round 3 of 6

Jamaica vs Mexico

Date: Tuesday, June 14

Round 4 of 6

Suriname vs Mexico

Date: Thursday, March 23, 2023

Round 5 of 6

Mexico vs Jamaica

Date: Sunday, March 26, 2023

Round 6 of 6

In which group will Mexico be in the Nations League?

For this Concacaf international tournament, Mexico will be part of Group A of League A, and the first group stage will be played in June 2022 and will serve Gerardo Martino's team as preparation before the World Cup.

After this phase, there will be a break until 2023 and during this period, El Tri is expected to face Brazil as part of its preparation for the FIFA World Cup. The Mexican team was also expected to play against Argentina. 

However, this will not be possible due to the fact that both teams will be in the same group in Qatar 2022, so this match will not be possible.

When will the second round of the Nations League be played?

At the end of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar, the continental tournament will resume in March 2023, which is when the Mexican National Team's second leg matches will take place. 

These matches will be again against Suriname and Jamaica, which is when the last two rounds of the group stage will be played, so that in June 2023 the semifinals will be played. 

And in this same semifinal round, the matches for third place in the competition will also be played, as well as the Grand Final to determine the champion of the tournament.

How did Mexico fare in the previous edition of the Nations League?

In the previous tournament, the Mexican National Soccer Team made it to the Grand Final, but in the decisive match for the tournament, El Tri was defeated by its fiercest rival, the USMNT. 

The duel ended with a score of 4-3, in a match that meant the beginning of the 3 losses that Mexico had in 2021 against its similar team from the United States. 

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The second-most popular team in the United States can be found using the Mexico National Team TV schedule.

Mexico, for years, dominated the North American soccer scene. In many ways, it is the most successful side to hail from the continent. Appearing in more World Cups than any other side from CONCACAF, Mexico earns its claim to greatness.

However, despite the consistency, Mexico has been unable to break through in the World Cup. Plus, with the United States emerging as perhaps the better side under current form, Mexico’s reign is under fire.

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First game: January 1, 1923 (Win vs. Guatemala in Guatemala City)
Manager: Gerardo Martino
Best World Cup finish: Quarterfinals (1970, 1986)
Best Gold Cup Finish: Winners (Eight times)

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Mexico TV schedule and streaming links

Mexico is in a similar boat to the United States when it comes to how to watch. The Mexico National Team TV schedule features the likes of FOX, ESPN, CBS and exclusive streaming for some games.

Starting with the CONCACAF competitions, the Gold Cup is on FOX and FS1 while the Nations League runs through Paramount+ and CBS Sports Network.

Then, World Cup Qualifying is all over the place. In the 2022 World Cup Qualifying cycle, Mexico games aired on Paramount+. Only USMNT home games were not on that service. However, when Mexico plays in the United States, the game is either on FOX or ESPN.

Mexico qualified yet again for the World Cup out of CONCACAF. That competition is exclusive in the United States to FOX and FS1.

The best way to access this array of channels is to use fuboTV. It is a cheaper alternative to cable and satellite TV. However, the bigger fans of El Tri will also need to tack on Paramount+ during World Cup Qualifying.

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Lineup

Over the last decade or so, Mexico relied on a talent pool that consistently brought relative success. Guillermo Ochoa put on a show at the 2014 World Cup before a devastating loss against the Netherlands.

In the midfield, Hector Herrera and Andres Guardado practically had their way against CONCACAF opposition.

Carlos Vela, Giovanni Dos Santos and Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernanadez are members of a strike force that dominated.

However, this core is aging. With a young USMNT defeating Mexico three times in 2021, concerns grew amongst the fan base over the future of the side.

The current squad seems to have a mix of those veterans and younger players learning from their experiences. One of the best players is Hirving Lozano, colloquially known as Chucky. He is one of the brightest talents to represent Mexico, demonstrating his ability with a wonderful goal against Germany in Mexico’s opener in the 2018 World Cup.

Raul Jimenez is also a top talent at the top of the formation. The Wolverhampton Wanderers forward almost had his career ended following a violent clash of heads with David Luiz in the Premier League. However, he returned to show his brilliance for both club and country.

Mexico does not have one top player than can carry it over the hump in its current inability to get past the round of 16 at the World Cup. Unfortunate draws and calls over the last handful of World Cups are no help. However, This team has the potential in what could be some players’ last World Cup.

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