Mexican fans will be able to follow all of El Tri's games in Qatar via Fox Sports' channels. The network has acquired full rights for all 64 games in English, with the network making all games available to watch on mobile devices, smart TVs, and game consoles. Additionally, the FOX-owned platform Tubi will carry all games for free on-demand as match replays.
For users who want to follow the games in Spanish, Telemundo Deportes will be airing the entire competition in the United States on its channels Telemundo and Universo.
Speaking of streaming platforms, the Telemundo app will give users the chance to follow the games live and on-demand, and if fans need more options, the online streaming service Peacock will also stream all live games via a dedicated channel on this platform. Streaming service fuboTV will also include FIFA World Cup games on its platform thanks to their agreement with Fox Sports and Telemundo, who will let fuboTV stream content in High-Definition for paying members in the United States.
This will be Mexico's seventeenth World Cup appearance. El Tri was one of the lucky teams to be invited to the first edition held in 1930, but they were swiftly eliminated after losing all their games. Their first appearance in the next round finally came in 1970 when they hosted the competition, but they would eventually be eliminated by Italy in the Quarterfinals. Mexico reached that stage once more in 1986 while playing as hosts, which is their best result so far in the tournament. Recently, Mexico have reached the Round of 16 stage in the past seven World Cups.
Gerardo "Tata" Martino will be leading Mexico into the 2022 FIFA World Cup. The former Atlanta United and Barcelona coach has only been involved in a prior edition of the World Cup, when he led Paraguay to the last eight in the tournament held in South Africa (2010), where would-be champions Spain eliminated them from the competition.
The CONCACAF-based team is not considered to be a title contender, but they are seen by many as one of the teams in Group C that could put up a fight against Argentina and Poland. The smart bet for Mexico would be to try and make it to the Knockout stage, and once there, El Tri will have to do everything in their power to reach the Quarterfinals for the first time in over 30 years.
This team's hopes for success in Qatar will rely heavily on the performances of three men. The first one of those is goalkeeper Guillermo Ochoa, who will make a World Cup squad for the fifth time in his career, and who is seen by many as one of the top players in El Tri history. The second one of Mexico's aces is Ajax midfielder Edson Álvarez, who played his first World Cup in 2018 and has vastly improved for club and country, becoming one of the most reliable players for his coaches and the owner of the holding midfielder position for Mexico.
Last, but not least, Mexico's goalscoring hopes will fall on Hirving "Chucky" Lozano. The Napoli star was responsible for El Tri's win over Germany in 2018, and with striker Raúl Jiménez not living his best moments, Lozano will be key down the flanks to help Mexico with his quick feet and long-distance shots.
#Selecciones | Convocatoria de @miseleccionmx para la Copa Mundial de la FIFA Qatar 2022.
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Mexico has been drawn in Group C along with Argentina, Poland, and Saudi Arabia. The most anticipated game for them will be undoubtedly against La Albiceleste, which will take place on November 26th.
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