Mexico vs Nigeria: Predictions, odds, TV channel, and how to watch it Livestream

Mexico, a team that has already qualified for the Qatar 2022 World Cup to be played in winter, will face Nigeria on Saturday, May 28, a match that will take place at the magnificent AT&T Stadium in Arlington, just 25 minutes from downtown Dallas. 

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As is already known, the team coached by Gerardo "Tata" Martino will play in Group C of the World Cup against Argentina, Poland, and Saudi Arabia, so these preparation games will be decisive.

Saturday's match against Nigeria, a team that did not qualify for the World Cup, lends itself to the Mexican coach being able to observe elements that could find a last-minute place in the final roster that will travel to Qatar.

Mexico vs Nigeria: Match Information

Date: Saturday, May 28, 2022

Time: 19:00 (CT)

Location: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, TX, US.

Mexico vs Nigeria: Times by State in the US

ET: 20:00 

CT: 19:00 

MT: 18:00 

PT: 17:00 

How to watch live Mexico vs Nigeria

TV Channel:

US: UniMás, TUDN USA

México: TUDN, Canal 5 Televisa, Azteca 7

Livestream: 

US: TUDN.com, TUDN App, Univision NOW

México: Blim TV, TUDN En Vivo, Azteca Deportes En Vivo

Mexico vs Nigeria head to head record

The Mexican national soccer team and Nigeria have met each other a total of 6 times. ‘El Tri’ has won 3 times while ‘Nigeria’ has not been able to win, with the remaining 3 games ending in a draw.

Mexico vs Nigeria: Predictions and odds

The odds are in favor of Mexico. ‘Tata’ Martino´s squad plays practically at “home”. Codere considers them slight favorites giving them +150 odds. Meanwhile, gives Nigeria +250 odds to defeat ‘El Tri’. On the other hand, the draw is given in +245 odds.

Mexico News

The Mexican National Team will continue to play in the United States until 2028, due to the renewal of its contract with Soccer United Marketing (SUM), and will have to play up to six matches per year in U.S. territory.

The last agreement between Mexico and SUM expired in 2022, and Yon de Luisa, president of the Mexican Soccer Federation, commented to ESPN in December 2021 that "we are already negotiating a possible renewal", which materializes months before the 2022 World Cup.

Nigeria News

Nigeria plays two games in the tour of the USA; International friendly matches against Mexico and Ecuador, which will also serve as test games for the 2023 AFCON qualifiers.

In the AFCON qualifiers, the Super Eagles will open that campaign against Leone Stars of Sierra Leone and then Mauritius on June 9th and 13th respectively.

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