
Mexico have won five of their last six matches, with their sole blemish a 3-2 defeat to England. The run includes three consecutive victories by clean sheet - 3-0 over Czechia, 1-0 against South Korea, and 2-0 past South Africa. They also beat Ecuador 2-0 and demolished Serbia 5-1.
The Serbia result stands out as the most emphatic performance. Mexico's ability to win without conceding in three of those five victories suggests defensive solidity, though the England loss shows they remain vulnerable against top-tier opposition. That defeat came despite scoring twice, indicating lapses in concentration rather than an inability to create chances.
The 1-0 win over South Korea was the tightest of the winning run, suggesting Mexico had to grind out that result. By contrast, the Ecuador and South Africa victories came with two-goal margins, and the Czechia demolition demonstrated they can be ruthless when given space.
The pattern is clear: Mexico are dangerous on their day and capable of dismantling weaker sides. The England result is the outlier that demands attention - it shows they still have work to do in tight matches against elite teams. Whether that loss was a one-off or a sign of deeper issues will become clearer in their next fixtures against comparable opposition.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
England won 3-2
Mexico won 2-0
Mexico won 3-0
Mexico won 1-0
Mexico won 2-0
Mexico won 5-1
Mexico won 1-0
Match drawn 1-1
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Guillermo OchoaMexico | Goalkeeper | |
| Edson ÁlvarezMexico | Defender | |
| Santiago GiménezMexico | Forward | |
| Hirving LozanoMexico | Forward | |
| Raúl JiménezMexico | Forward | |
| César MontesMexico | Defender | |
| Johan VásquezMexico | Defender | |
| Jesús GallardoMexico | Defender | |
| Gerardo ArteagaMexico | Defender | |
| Julián AraujoMexico | Defender | |
| Jorge SánchezMexico | Defender | |
| Kevin ÁlvarezMexico | Defender | |
| Luis ChávezMexico | Midfielder | |
| Orbelín PinedaMexico | Midfielder | |
| Erick SánchezMexico | Midfielder | |
| Carlos RodríguezMexico | Midfielder | |
| Luis RomoMexico | Midfielder | |
| Erick GutiérrezMexico | Midfielder | |
| Marcelo FloresMexico | Midfielder | |
| Diego LainezMexico | Midfielder | |
| Alexis VegaMexico | Forward | |
| Uriel AntunaMexico | Forward | |
| Roberto AlvaradoMexico | Forward | |
| Rodolfo CotaMexico | Goalkeeper | |
| Israel ReyesMexico | Defender |
| Trophy | Won | Years |
|---|---|---|
| CONCACAF Gold Cup | 11 | 1965-2023 |
| FIFA Confederations Cup | 1 | 1999 |
| Olympic Football Tournament | 1 | 2012 |
| CONCACAF Nations League | 1 | 2023-24 |
Mexico has won the CONCACAF Gold Cup more times than any other nation
Mexico won the Confederations Cup on home soil, beating Brazil in the final
Mexico's men's team won the Olympic football gold medal at the London Games, beating Brazil in the final
Goalkeeper Antonio Carbajal became the first footballer to play at five FIFA World Cups, from 1950 to 1966
Defender Claudio Suárez earned 178 caps for Mexico, a national record and once a world record for outfield players
Mexico hosted the FIFA World Cup in both 1970 and 1986
Mexico reached the knockout stage in seven straight World Cups from 1994 to 2018 before being eliminated each time in the last 16
Javier 'Chicharito' Hernández scored 7 goals across multiple World Cups, the most by any Mexican player in the tournament's history
Blanco played in three World Cups and became one of Mexico's most iconic forwards, scoring memorable goals including the 'Cuauhtemiña' move in 1998
Mexico qualified for eight consecutive FIFA World Cups from 1994 through 2022