Mexico returns to the pitch this Monday with a win that puts them 1st in the 2026 World Cup standings, 9 points from three games (3W‑0D‑0L) and a recent form of LWWWW. After that triumph, the national side is gearing up for the upcoming fixtures that will shape their group‑stage destiny.

Who does Mexico face and when?

The next matches are set for June 15 against Canada, June 20 versus Germany, and June 25 against Brazil. All three will be played at New York's MetLife Stadium, one of the venues hosting group‑stage games. FIFA released the schedule on July 6, 2026, and fans are already buzzing.

What does the table position mean?

Being 1st with 9 points and having kept a clean sheet (6 scored, 0 conceded, +6 goal difference) leaves Mexico five points ahead of South Africa, who sit second. This cushion lets coach Jaime Lozano rotate his squad without jeopardising qualification. The last official result for Mexico was a 1‑2 loss to Paraguay on November 19, 2025, highlighting the need for consistency.

How does recent form factor in?

Mexico has posted 0W‑3D‑2L in its last five games, with two straight defeats that unsettled supporters. Yet a 2‑0 victory over Costa Rica reignited confidence. The blend of a solid defence — no goals allowed so far — and an attack that has netted six times suggests the team can reverse the slump.

What to expect in the upcoming games?

With a five‑point cushion over South Africa, Mexico will aim to cement its lead. Analysts point to Hirving Lozano’s creative spark and Guillermo Ochoa’s reliability between the sticks. If the Tri maintains its LWWWW streak, overtaking them will be a tall order.

Overall, the next fixtures are pivotal for Mexico to stay atop Group B and secure a smooth passage to the knockout stage of the 2026 World Cup.