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Mexico returns to the pitch on Tuesday evening against Peru, determined to claim its first victory under new head coach Rafael Márquez.
El Tri showed plenty of promise in Márquez's opening match, delivering an impressive performance against Colombia to kick off his reign. Despite dominating large portions of the contest, Mexico was unable to do better than a 1–1 draw to open the international window.
However, nothing short of a win should be acceptable against a Peru side that was hammered 4–1 by the USMNT in their last outing. Mano Menezes's squad is navigating a challenging generational transition and represents an opponent Mexico should handle with relative ease.
Márquez is anticipated to shuffle his starting lineup as he continues to evaluate his options in the early stages of his tenure. Regardless, anything less than three points at Sports Illustrated Stadium would be viewed as a disappointing outcome.
What Time Does Mexico vs. Peru Kick-Off?
How to Watch Mexico vs. Peru on TV and Live Stream
El Tri supporters in the United States can follow Márquez's side in their pursuit of a first win under his leadership against Peru via TUDN USA and Univision. Streaming options in the U.S. also include Univision NOW, the TUDN App, and ViX.
There is currently no English-language broadcast scheduled for the match.
In Mexico, the game will air on Canal 5, Azteca 7, and TUDN, with streaming also available through 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, Peru?
Mexico's next fixture is a highly anticipated showdown with the USMNT in the latest installment of the region's fiercest rivalry on Saturday, Oct. 3. Márquez will aim to steer El Tri to a third consecutive victory over the USMNT, while Mauricio Pochettino will be eager to earn his first win in the rivalry.
Mexico's inaugural camp under Márquez will wrap up with a match against Chile on Tuesday, Oct. 6.
Following their fixtures against the USMNT and Mexico, Peru will take on the third and final 2026 World Cup co-host when they face Canada on Oct. 3. Menezes's men will then close out the international window with a clash against Colombia on Oct. 6.