USMNT hosts Mexico in international friendly at State Farm Stadium in Glendale
October 4, 2026 at 03:31 AM · Updated 12d ago
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USMNT's young stars shine to give Pochettino 'fantastic problem' - ESPN
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Márquez bemoans 'terrible mistakes' as Mexico humbled by USMNT - ESPN
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Cavan Sullivan has arrived: U.S. phenom's goal caps a memorable win over Mexico
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Cavan Sullivan’s long-range chip highlights USMNT’s 3-0 romp over Mexico
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USMNT player ratings: Sullivan, Hall 9/10 in big win vs. Mexico - ESPN
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Cavan Sullivan becomes youngest USMNT scorer with stunner vs. Mexico - ESPN
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Live updates: USA takes on Mexico in clash between historical rivals - ESPN
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USMNT v Mexico today: how to watch, TV channels & live stream Saturday 3 October
(opens the publisher’s site)The United States men's national team faced Mexico on Saturday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona, in the latest chapter of the historical North American rivalry.
- The USMNT entered the match after a 4-2 win over Chile and a win over Peru earlier in the international window.
- Mexico have won their last two meetings with the USA.
- Rafa Márquez has taken charge as Mexico's new manager.
- Christian Pulisic and Raúl Jiménez were among the players missing from Saturday's match.
- The United States beat Mexico 3-0 in Saturday's friendly, with goals from Julian Hall, Cavan Sullivan and Malik Tillman.
- Cavan Sullivan, aged 17 years and five days, became the youngest scorer in USMNT history.
- Mexico played with ten men after Mateo Chávez was sent off in the 67th minute.
- Rafael Márquez blamed 'terrible mistakes' for the defeat, remaining winless in three games, the first Mexico coach to start with that record since 1997.
- Mauricio Pochettino said the teenagers' emergence gives him a 'fantastic problem' as he manages squad depth ahead of future fixtures.