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Tuesday night cannot arrive fast enough for the Mexican national team, who will face Chile at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in desperate need of a victory to breathe life into the Rafael Márquez era.
El Tri delivered an embarrassing display as they were dismantled by the USMNT on Saturday evening, extending their winless run to three consecutive matches under Márquez's leadership. Growing pains were anticipated with the inexperienced manager and patience is necessary, but Mexico has been largely unconvincing across their last two outings and urgently need a strong performance to close out the international window.
Chile enjoyed a full week of rest after suffering back-to-back defeats against Canada and the USMNT in the opening week of the extended international window. Nicolás Córdova's squad may bear little resemblance to the Chilean side that ruled South American football during the mid-2010s, but they will look to capitalize on a Mexico team suddenly feeling the heat.
The positive momentum El Tri had built heading into the 2026 World Cup has all but evaporated within a matter of days. Now, Márquez's men must respond with a win, or the criticism will be relentless and severe until the squad reconvenes in a month's time.
Here's everything you need to know about how to watch Mexico face Chile in what has become a suddenly crucial friendly match on Tuesday night.
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How to Watch Mexico vs. Chile on TV and Live Stream
TUDN and Univision hold the broadcast rights to the match in the United States, with El Tri supporters also able to stream the game via Univision NOW, the TUDN App, and ViX.
There are currently no English-language broadcasts available for Mexico's clash with Chile.
As usual, Canal 5, Azteca 7, and TUDN will carry the match in Mexico, with streaming options including Claro Sports, Azteca Deportes, and ViX.
Country | Broadcaster(s) |
|---|---|
United States | TUDN USA, Univision, Univision NOW, TUDN App, ViX |
Mexico | Canal 5, Azteca 7, TUDN, Claro Sports, Azteca Deportes, ViX |
What's Next for Mexico, Chile?
The first expanded September-October FIFA international break will draw to a close following Tuesday's fixture, with players from both nations heading back to their respective clubs.
Mexico will return to competitive action in November during the final international window of 2026, which will feature the first two official matches of Márquez's tenure. El Tri are still awaiting confirmation of their opponent as they begin their Concacaf Nations League title defense in next month's two-legged quarterfinals. Reports suggest Márquez will oversee his first home match on Mexican soil at the Estadio BBVA in Monterrey during the second leg of the tie.
For Chile, their 2026 schedule wraps up with a pair of home and away friendly fixtures against Colombia next month.