Summary: Mexico 3-0 New Zealand in friendly match

The game ends with a final score of 3-0 for New Zealand in the Rose Bowl in Mexico.

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The pace of play is slowing down and we are in the final stages of this game in which only one team has won so far.

In the final minutes of this friendly match, Mexico is close to victory.

Chino Huerta is close to scoring a brace, but the ball goes over the opponent's goal.

New Zealand makes four changes to strengthen the team after conceding three goals.

Another change is made with the departure of Luis Romo and the entry of Charly Rodriguez.

It's a moment of hydration in the heat of the Rose Bowl.

Mexico continues to dominate and appears very confident on the pitch.

The Mexican team makes three changes: Orbelin, Alvarado and Santiago leave, and Henry Martin, Lainez and Cordova enter the field.

Goal by Luis Romo, great collective play that ended with a shot that tricked the defense and scored the third goal for the Mexican team.

The substitutes stand up to warm up for possible changes.

Goal by Chino Huerta, great cross by Luis Romo for the second goal of the game.

New Zealand is taking the pressure off and starting to create danger.

Orbelin hits the ball against the post and misses a clear chance.

There are no changes for this supplementary part, the same 22 players are on the field.

Start with the supplementary part

The first half ends with a score of Mexico – New Zealand 1:0.

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In the final minutes of the first half, the Mexican team is close to gaining a small advantage going into the halftime break.

Corner kick for the Mexican team, which comes close to the second goal of the game.

The pace of the game slows down a little and New Zealand is encouraged to create danger.

The players drink plenty in the intense heat at the Rose Bowl.

The score does not change and the minimal lead remains with the Mexican team, which continues to dominate this game.

You can hear the Oles at the Rose Bowl and there is a great atmosphere at this game.

The team triangulates and tries to get into the opponent's area by contacting the ball, but is unable to make any concrete dangerous moves.

Mexico defends excellently and does not look dangerous with Johan Vázquez and Cesar Montes behind them.

Mexico continues to dominate and has the ball, but New Zealand manages to get closer and makes things difficult for the tricolor.

Great filtered pass that Gallardo doesn't reach, but the team is playing good football in these first 15 minutes of the game.

New Zealand was unable to respond and Mexico applied great pressure and set conditions.

Goal by Orbelín Pineda, great shot from the Mexican from outside the box, he crosses and beats the opposing goalkeeper to score the first goal.

Dangerous cross from New Zealand, brilliantly saved by Cesar Montes.

The Mexican team starts the game with greater intensity and possession and begins to create danger.

The match between Mexico and New Zealand begins

Everything is ready for the game to begin and both teams are waiting for the signal to play the national anthems and start the first 45 minutes.

The two teams finish their warm-up and return to the dressing room for a final talk with their coach before the start of the game and then to play the national anthems.

For this match, the Mexican team will have to be very intelligent and aim for the first goal from the beginning so that they can control the game comfortably, generate dangerous moves for their forwards and always keep the midfield in order. A very exciting match is expected with great attacks, that is the key to this match.

Great performance at the Rose Bowl, the fans continue to pour in and the performance for this exhibition game is getting better, the players continue to warm up on the field and we get closer and closer to the start of the first half.

This is the Mexican team line-up for this friendly match:

This is New Zealand’s line-up for this friendly match against the Mexican team:

The two teams are gradually coming out to warm up and prepare for this friendly match. From what we know of the lineups for the match, there will be no fans and a very good performance is expected, as is usual in matches played in Mexico and other countries.

The two teams are already in the stadium and are preparing in the dressing rooms to warm up and announce the starting lineups for the match in a few minutes.

Fans are gradually arriving at the Rose Bowl. There are many fans inside and outside the stadium for this friendly match, which celebrates as a special highlight the return of Javier Aguirre as coach of the Mexican team and the arrival of Rafa Marquez as his technical assistant.

In a few moments we will bring you all the action in real time from the international friendly between Mexico and New Zealand, as well as the latest from the Rose Bowl Stadium. Stay tuned for the latest live online coverage of the match from VAVEL Mexico.

If you want to watch the Mexico vs New Zealand game on TV, it will be broadcast on Azteca 7 and Channel 5.
If you want to watch Mexico vs New Zealand streaming, it will be broadcast on the Vix+ app and Azteca Deportes.
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This is the kick-off time for the international friendly match between Mexico and New Zealand on Saturday, September 7, 2024.
Argentina: 10:00 p.m.
Bolivia: 10:00 p.m.
Brazil: 10:00 p.m.
Chile: 10:00 p.m.
Colombia: 10:00 p.m.
Costa Rica: 7:00 p.m.
Ecuador: 10:00 p.m.
USA: 8:00 p.m.
Spain: 03:00
Mexico: 7:00 p.m.
Paraguay: 10:00 p.m.
Peru: 10:00 p.m.
Uruguay: 10:00 p.m.
Venezuela: 10:00 p.m.
France: 03:00
Belgium: 03:00
Netherlands: 03:00
Italy: 03:00
Japan: 06:00 a.m.
South Korea: 06:00
Australia: 09:00
New Zealand: 09:00

It is one of the most important stadiums in the United States and, in addition to having one of the largest capacities, it has a capacity of 89,702 spectators and was inaugurated on October 28, 1922. It will host the match between Mexico and New Zealand, where a great entrance is expected with fans who always support the tricolor team. This will be the stadium for tomorrow.

Tomorrow, in addition to the match between Mexico and New Zealand, the games USA against Canada and Russia against Thailand are also on the program at this FIFA event.

Neither team has any injured or suspended players, so they can count on their full squad and their best players for what promises to be a very exciting match. If they want to win this international friendly, they will need their best players on the field.

The record clearly favors the Mexican national team, as the two teams have met 7 times, with 6 wins for Mexico, 0 draws and 1 win for New Zealand. The Mexican national team is therefore the clear favorite to win this friendly match tomorrow.

The New Zealand national team, on the other hand, beat Vanuatu 2-0 in the final of the OFC Nations Cup to win the title. Now they will face the Mexican national team in this friendly match in preparation. All the ingredients for a great football match are there. So the two teams go into this match that promises a lot of intensity, goals and emotions.

The Mexican national team was eliminated in the group stage by Ecuador, another mistake in the selection that led to the departure of coach Jaime Lozano. Now, in a new era and with new opportunities, Javier Aguirre will begin this adventure with Rafa Marquez as his assistant against New Zealand. A match that promises to be very exciting, with a national team that wants to reverse everything that happened at the Copa América and think about the future that awaits them at the World Cup. This is how the Mexican national team comes to this international friendly, the first of two that they will play in this FIFA date in September.

Good day to all VAVEL readers! Welcome to Mexico vs New Zealand Live stream of an international friendly match. The game will take place at 7:00 p.m. (CDMX) at the Rose Bowl Stadium.