World Cup 2026 · Group A
Mexico Fan Guide
Everything you need to follow Mexico at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Three group matches across 2 host cities, the team base camp, broadcasters in your region, and live prediction-market odds. CONCACAF · FIFA Rank #16 · Coached by Javier Aguirre.
Group
A
Group stage
Matches
3
2 cities
FIFA Rank
#16
CONCACAF
WC Appearances
17
Best: Quarterfinal
Match Schedule
Mexico's three group-stage matches. Each link opens the match preview with kickoff details, venue info and travel guidance.
vs South Africa
Home · Group A
Thursday, June 11 · 13:00 local
Estadio Azteca · Mexico City
vs South Korea
Home · Group A
Thursday, June 18 · 21:00 local
Estadio Akron · Guadalajara
vs Czech Republic
Away · Group A
Wednesday, June 24 · 19:00 local
Estadio Azteca · Mexico City
Cities You'll Visit
Mexico play across 2 host cities in the group stage. Open each city guide for hotels, airport transit and food picks.
Team Base Camp
Where Mexico train between matches. Fans sometimes catch open sessions and meet-and-greets. Check the federation's social channels closer to the tournament.
Mexico
Mexico City, Distrito Federal
Centro de Alto Rendimiento (CAR)
El Tri stay at home, training at FMF's national centre in the capital. Same altitude as Estadio Azteca where they open the tournament against South Korea on June 11.
Prediction Market Odds
Live implied probabilities from Kalshi real-money prediction markets.
To win Group A
53%
Kalshi market price
To win the World Cup
1.3%
Champion outright probability
Where to Watch Mexico
FIFA World Cup 2026 broadcasters in major markets. Every Mexico match airs on the host-country networks listed below.
United States
FOX, Telemundo
Streaming: FOX Sports app, Peacock
Canada
TSN, CTV
Streaming: TSN+, Crave
Mexico
TUDN, Canal 5
Streaming: ViX, TUDN
United Kingdom
BBC, ITV
Streaming: BBC iPlayer, ITVX
Australia
Optus Sport
Streaming: Optus Sport
About Mexico
Snapshot of Mexico's 2026 squad and outlook.
Mexico enters the 2026 FIFA World Cup as a proud co-host, carrying the weight of a nation desperate to break the infamous 'quinto partido' curse - failing to advance past the round of 16 in seven straight tournaments. Coached by the experienced Javier Aguirre, El Tri boast a talented attack led by Feyenoord striker Santiago Giménez and veteran wide man Hirving Lozano. Playing in home-country stadiums including the iconic Estadio Azteca, Mexico have a massive home-crowd advantage in Group A alongside South Korea, South Africa, and Czech Republic. A quarterfinal run would match their best-ever results from 1970 and 1986, both also on home soil.
Key players
Get to a Mexico match
Tickets, FIFA ID, hospitality and resale
Sale phases, prices, scam warnings and the only legitimate secondary market.