The Mexico national football team is logging approximately four thousand ten kilometers of travel across the eastern and western United States during its October FIFA international match window. Manager Rafael Márquez’s squad faces a grueling cross-country itinerary following a draw against Colombia, heading next to New Jersey to play Peru before traveling to Phoenix, Arizona, and Los Angeles, California.
Mexico’s Cross-Country Travel Schedule for October Friendlies
Following a recent match against Colombia, El Tricolor continues its preparations on the U.S. East Coast. The team travels from New Jersey to the American Southwest for its next fixture against the United States in Phoenix, Arizona, covering a distance of roughly three thousand four hundred ten kilometers between the two venues.
The October tour concludes in Los Angeles, California, where Mexico plays Chile on Tuesday, October 6. The final leg from Phoenix to Los Angeles spans an additional 600 kilometers, bringing the cumulative travel distance for the three remaining fixtures past the four thousand kilometer mark.
Upcoming Matchups in the October FIFA Window
Mexico’s upcoming fixtures feature South American opponents alongside a rivalry match against the United States. Perú enters its match against Mexico following a 4-1 defeat to the United States, while Chile comes off a 1-0 loss against Canada.
- Mexico vs. Peru: September 29 in New Jersey
- Mexico vs. United States: October 3 in Phoenix, Arizona
- Mexico vs. Chile: October 6 in Los Angeles, California
During prior action in the international window, young forward Gilberto Mora scored his first goal for the senior Mexican national team, adding a notable milestone to the squad’s ongoing development under Márquez.
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