Mexico’s second friendly match in the September-October international break will be against Peru in Harrison, New Jersey.
Mexico head coach Rafael Márquez returns to Sports Illustrated Stadium after playing for two and a half seasons for the New York Red Bulls, after joining the club 16 years ago.
Both teams played friendlies last weekend in the United States when Mexico took on Colombia, and Peru faced the USMNT.
Peru suffered a 4-1 loss to the USMNT, with Gianluca Lapadula scoring the only goal for the South Americans.
Mexico played Colombia in Baltimore, Maryland; the match finished in a 1-1 draw. 17-year-old sensation Gilberto Mora scored the goal for Mexico after getting past two players and finishing near post. Mexico’s performance against Colombia was highly praised despite drawing the match.
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Mexico and Peru have not played each other since a 2022 friendly match at the Rose Bowl; the match finished in a 1-0 win for Mexico with a goal from Hirving Lozano, who is in the squad tonight.
Official Lineups for Mexico and Peru
Mexico
- Goalkeeper: Oscar Garcia
- Defenders: Mateo Chavez, Victor Guzman, Everardo Lopez, Jeremy Marquez
- Midfielders: Obed Vargas, Denzell Garcia, Alvaro Fidalgo
- Forwards: Orbelín Pineda, German Berterame, Isaias Violante
Peru
- Goalkeeper: Pedro Gallese
- Defenders: Marco Huaman, Renzo Garcés, Oslimg Mora, Marcos Lopez
- Midfielders: Erick Noriega, Wilder Cartagena, Yoshimar Yotun
- Forwards: Jairo Velez, Adrian Ugarriza, Piero Magallanes
Where to Watch Mexico vs. Peru
Mexico vs. Peru kicks off at 9 P.M. ET/ 6 P.M. PT in the United States. The match will kick off at 9 P.M. local time at Sports Illustrated Stadium in Harrison, New Jersey.
The match will be available to watch in the United States and in other countries through select TV channels and streaming services.
- Univision, TUDN, ViX (USA)
- Canal 5, Azteca 7, App TV Azteca En Vivo, Prime Video, Claro Sports Premium (Mexico)
- Bicolor + Premium (Peru)
