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The Mexico national team is set to play its first official fixture of the Rafael Márquez era, desperately needing a victory to relieve the mounting pressure on the first-time head coach.
Going winless across four matches to open Márquez's reign during the September-October international break wiped out any positive momentum Mexico had hoped to carry forward after the 2026 World Cup. While those results ultimately had limited consequences in the bigger picture, the concerning displays must be put to rest as the team heads into its final two games of the year.
El Tri heads to Jamaica to face the Reggae Boyz in the opening leg of the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals. Mexico currently holds the title and defending that championship in March remains the primary goal.
However, Saturday's first leg will be no straightforward task. Mexico has dropped its last two Nations League road fixtures, and a defeat to Jamaica would dramatically amplify the scrutiny on Márquez ahead of Tuesday's second leg on home turf.
Saturday's encounter will serve as a significant test for El Tri and its debut manager — here's everything you need to know to follow the action.
What Time Does Jamaica vs. Mexico Kick-Off?
How to Watch Jamaica vs. Mexico on TV and Live Stream
El Tri supporters in the U.S. can tune in via TUDN and Univision, with Univision NOW, ViX, and the TUDN App all offering live streaming coverage.
For the very first time, an English-language broadcast will also be available to U.S. viewers through the PlazaSports YouTube channel. Canadian fans can catch the match on OneSoccer.
In Mexico, the game will air on Canal 5, Azteca 7, and TUDN, with streaming available through Claro Sports, Azteca Deportes, and ViX.
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
United States | TUDN USA, Univision, Univision NOW, TUDN App, ViX, PlazaSports on YouTube |
Mexico | Canal 5, Azteca 7, TUDN, Claro Sports, Azteca Deportes, ViX |
Canada | OneSoccer |
What's Next for Jamaica, Mexico?
Following the conclusion of Saturday's match, both sides will make their way to Mexico for the decisive second leg of the tie.
El Tri will welcome Jamaica at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey on Tuesday. Playing on home ground for the first time since the 2026 World Cup, Mexico must secure qualification for the Nations League semifinals in what will be the team's final outing of the calendar year.
Jamaica, meanwhile, has one additional fixture remaining in 2026. The Reggae Boyz are scheduled to face the USMNT in an international friendly at Chase Stadium on Sunday, Dec. 13. As the match falls outside a standard FIFA window, both squads will be without several key players.