Feb 29: Mexico v Colombia at Sun Life Stadium in Miami – Buy Mexico v Columbia Tickets
Mexico will play Columbia on Feb 29th at Sun Life Stadium in Miami. This is an official FIFA fixture date, meaning that Mexico’s European stars like Chicharito and Giovani Dos Santos are likely to be in the team.
The match between Mexico and Colombia in Miami will mark the 28th encounter between the teams, with a record of 12-9-6 in favor of the Aztec nation. The last meeting between the two ended with a 1-0 Mexico victory in 2011.
Colombia is a contender in the ongoing South American World Cup qualifiers, currently in sixth place in CONMEBOL with a game at hand. Led by their captain Mario Yepes (AC Milan/Italy) and star Radamel Falcao (Atlético Madrid/Spain), Colombia is coached by former MLS star Leonel Álvarez, who hopes to build from their Copa America 2011 quarterfinal performance.
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March 23: Honduras Vs. Panama & Mexico vs. Trinidad & Tobago – Buy CONCACAF Men’s Olympic Qualifying Match Tickets
March 25: Panama Vs. Trinidad & Tobago & Mexico vs. Honduras – Buy CONCACAF Men’s Olympic Qualifying Match Tickets
Match 27: Honduras Vs. Trinidad & Tobago & Mexico vs. Panama – Buy CONCACAF Men’s Olympic Qualifying Match Tickets
May 27: Mexico v Wales at MetLife Stadium in NY 3pm ET Kickoff
Historically, the Mexican National Team has faced the Wales squad on two occasions, with one victory and one draw favoring the North American country. Wales will arrive into New York with new manager Chris Coleman, as they prepare for the European World Cup Qualifiers in September.Wales counts on a number of English Premier League players among its roster, including captain and Arsenal midfielder, Aaron Ramsey as well as Tottenham Hotspur’s Gareth Bale, one of the most sought after left wingers in European soccer.
May 31: Mexico v Bosnia-Herzegovina in Chicago 9pm ET Kickoff
Bosnia-Herzegovina, under the direction of former Yugoslavia World Cup player, Safet Sušić, will be Mexico’s opponent in Chicago. The two countries last met in 2011 in Atlanta, a 2-0 win for El Tri in the first match managed by De la Torre. Bosnia-Herzegovina currently ranked among the top 20 in the FIFA world rankings, counts on Manchester City forward Edin Dzeko, Emir Spahić of Spain’s Sevilla, andformer St. Louis University product Vedad Ibišević (Stuttgart)
June 3: Mexico v Brazil at Cowboys Stadium in Texas
Mexico will play Brazil at Cowboys Stadium in Texas on June 3rd. This match will come right before Mexico plays its first World Cup qualifying matches, and I anticipate that both teams will be at full strength.
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I realy want to go see them play
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