With seven months and just two international breaks to go until the World Cup, the question facing many of the world's national teams is what the best use of their limited time on the clock is. For Mexico head coach Javier Aguirre,

Raúl Jiménez has carried the attacking burden for much of the Aguirre era and he’s been fantastic in recent times wearing Mexico’s shirt. However, when he’s not on the pitch or is contained like he was against Uruguay, the national team looks unimaginative and flat-out incapable of scoring.

Mexico’s Raúl Jiménez expressed his unhappiness at the home fans’ dissent during and after El Tri’s scoreless draw on Saturday.

The matchup between Mexico and Uruguay will take place on Saturday, November 15, 2025, at the TSM Corona Stadium in Torreón, Coahuila. The game is scheduled to kick off at 8:00 p.m. (ET) / 7:00 p.m. local time.

Mexico had a golden opportunity to score the opener just part the hour mark. Raúl Jiménez sent in a cross that Uruguay’s defense poorly attempted to clear. The ball fell perfectly for Gilberto Mora, but his trivela shot went just wide of the post, costing the teenager his first senior goal for Mexico.

Mexico Football are back for another pair of international friendlies in November as the countdown towards the 2026 FIFA World Cup continues. El Tri will face South American rivals Uruguay Football and Paraguay during the November window, giving the joint-host nation a couple of good tests before the 2025 calendar year comes to a close.

Get three Mexico vs Uruguay predictions from our soccer expert, before Saturday’s 8:00 ET Friendly clash (11/15).

Georgia vs. Spain will air in the US on Fubo and ViX. Spain will look to continue its ruthless form in FIFA World Cup qualifying as it seeks its fifth straight win against a Georgia team aiming to keep its slim hopes of reaching the playoffs alive.