How to watch today's Mexico vs South Korea friendly game: Live stream, TV channel, and start time

Mexico take on South Korea in an international friendly at GEODIS Park, Nashville, on Tuesday.  

Both teams have already qualified for the 2026 World Cup, and their focus is on squad preparation and fine-tuning ahead of the tournament. 

Here, GOAL brings you everything you need to know about how to watch, including TV channel, streaming details and more. 

How to watch Mexico vs South Korea online - TV channels & live streams

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	DirecTV Stream	Watch here
	Univision	Watch here
	TUDN	Watch here
	FOX Deportes	Watch here
	ViX	Watch here

The match will be shown live on multiple platforms in the US including fubo in the US. Live updates can be found here on GOAL.

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Mexico vs South Korea kick-off time

Friendlies - Friendlies

The match will be played at GEODIS Park, Nashville, on Tuesday, with kick-off at 9 pm ET for fans in the US. 

Team news & squads

Mexico vs South Korea lineups

Mexico

4-3-3

Formation

5-4-1

KOR

12

J. Rangel

20

M. Chavez

5

J. Vasquez

24

R. Huescas

15

J. Purata

6

E. Lira

14

M. Ruiz

18

E. Sanchez

7

G. Berterame

9

R. Jimenez

22

H. Lozano

1

S. Kim

3

H. Lee

15

M. Kim

2

M. Lee

4

M. Kim

26

T. Kim

23

J. Castrop

17

J. Bae

5

Y. Park

18

K. Lee

19

H. Oh

5-4-1

KOR

MEX

-Line up

• 12

  J. Rangel

• 20

  M. Chavez

  79’

• 5

  J. Vasquez

• 24

  R. Huescas

  22’

  80’

• 15

  J. Purata

• 6

  E. Lira

• 14

  M. Ruiz

  36’

  46’

• 18

  E. Sanchez

• 7

  G. Berterame

  62’

• 9

  R. Jimenez

  22’

  62’

• 22

  H. Lozano

  62’

Substitutes

• 23

  J. Gallardo

  79’

• 17

  O. Pineda

• 11

  S. Gimenez

  62’

  90’ + 4’

• 25

  R. Alvarado

• 10

  A. Vega

  62’

• 16

  D. Lainez

  62’

• 1

  L. Malagon

• 19

  J. Orozco

• 13

  C. Moreno

• 2

  J. Sanchez

  80’

  90’ + 4’

• 8

  C. Rodriguez

  46’

KOR

-Line up

• 1

  S. Kim

• 3

  H. Lee

• 15

  M. Kim

  73’

• 2

  M. Lee

  73’

• 4

  M. Kim

• 26

  T. Kim

• 23

  J. Castrop

  46’

• 17

  J. Bae

  46’

• 5

  Y. Park

• 18

  K. Lee

  75’

  80’

• 19

  H. Oh

  65’

  75’

  87’

Substitutes

• 9

  S. Oh

• 20

  J. Byeon

• 6

  M. Seo

• 11

  D. Lee

  87’

• 7

  H. Son

  46’

  65’

• 12

  B. Song

• 8

  S. Paik

• 21

  H. Jo

• 13

  T. Lee

  73’

• 22

  Y. Seol

  80’

• 16

  J. Park

• 14

  J. Kim

• 25

  S. Jeong

  73’

• 24

  J. Kim

  46’

Mexico team news

Mexico will be missing center-back César Montes due to suspension following his red card in the recent friendly against Japan.

Hirving Lozano has recovered from injury and is available, with Raul Jimenez expected to lead the attack. 

South Korea team news

South Korea arrive near full strength and in good form after a 2-0 win over the USA, driven by captain Son Heung-min, who is approaching national appearance and scoring records.

Jens Castrop, newly eligible for Korea, made his debut last match and may play a larger role. 

Form

Head-to-Head Record

MEX

Last 4 matches

KOR

3

Wins

0

Draws

1

Win

• Mexico

  3

  -

  2

  South Korea

• South Korea

  1

  -

  2

  Mexico

• Mexico

  4

  -

  0

  South Korea

• Mexico

  0

  -

  1

  South Korea

9

Goals scored

4

Games over 2.5 goals

3/4

Both teams scored

2/4

Standings

Useful links

• Latest betting updates
• World Cup Qualification news
• South Korea team page
• Mexico team page
• Soccer on TV in the US
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