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

Ahead of the CONCACAF Gold Cup, Mexico will be looking to secure their third consecutive victory in a high-profile international friendly match against Switzerland at the Rice-Eccles Stadium on Saturday.

Having won a significant trophy in March, El Tri are aiming to build momentum as their calendar year progresses. Meanwhile, Switzerland has been engaged in a couple of preparatory matches as they gear up for the World Cup qualifiers later this year.

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 Switzerland online - TV channels & live streams

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	Univision	Watch here
	TUDN	Watch here
	FOX Deportes	Watch here
	ViX	Watch here

In the United States (US), the international friendly match between Mexico and Switzerland will be available to watch and stream online live through Fubo, DirecTV Stream, Univision, TUDN, FOX Deportes and ViX.

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Mexico vs Switzerland kick-off time

Friendlies - Friendlies

The international friendly match between Mexico and Switzerland will be played at the Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah, United States.

It will kick off at 1 pm PT / 4 pm ET on Saturday, June 7, in the US.

Team news & squads

Mexico vs Switzerland lineups

Mexico

4-4-2

Formation

4-2-3-1

SUI

12

J. Rangel

3

C. Montes

26

M. Chavez

15

E. Lara

19

J. Orozco

8

C. Rodriguez

25

R. Alvarado

21

C. Huerta

6

E. Lira

9

R. Jimenez

11

S. Gimenez

1

G. Kobel

13

R. Rodriguez

25

A. Amenda

5

M. Akanji

3

S. Widmer

8

R. Freuler

10

G. Xhaka

7

B. Embolo

22

F. Rieder

16

V. Sierro

11

D. Ndoye

4-2-3-1

SUI

MEX

-Line up

• 12

  J. Rangel

• 3

  C. Montes

  50’

  83’

• 26

  M. Chavez

• 15

  E. Lara

• 19

  J. Orozco

  17’

  59’

• 8

  C. Rodriguez

• 25

  R. Alvarado

  58’

• 21

  C. Huerta

  68’

  73’

• 6

  E. Lira

  73’

• 9

  R. Jimenez

  59’

• 11

  S. Gimenez

  51’

  73’

Substitutes

• 13

  G. Ochoa

• 14

  M. Ruiz

  83’

• 23

  J. Gallardo

• 1

  L. Malagon

• 10

  A. Vega

  58’

  75’

• 4

  E. Alvarez

  73’

• 20

  E. Alvarez

  73’

• 17

  O. Pineda

  59’

• 18

  A. Sepulveda

  73’

  75’

• 24

  J. Purata

• 16

  J. Marquez

• 2

  J. Sanchez

• 5

  R. Juarez

  59’

  63’

• 22

  J. Araujo

• 7

  G. Mora

SUI

-Line up

• 1

  G. Kobel

• 13

  R. Rodriguez

  20’

  46’

• 25

  A. Amenda

• 5

  M. Akanji

  62’

• 3

  S. Widmer

  86’

• 8

  R. Freuler

• 10

  G. Xhaka

  46’

• 7

  B. Embolo

  20’

  62’

• 22

  F. Rieder

  71’

  90’

• 16

  V. Sierro

  86’

• 11

  D. Ndoye

  71’

  73’

Substitutes

• 15

  D. Sow

  86’

• 23

  Z. Amdouni

  62’

  64’

• 26

  S. Gartenmann

• 12

  Y. Mvogo

• 20

  M. Aebischer

• 4

  N. Elvedi

• 18

  A. Jashari

  46’

• 9

  J. Manzambi

  73’

• 21

  M. Keller

• 19

  U. Garcia

  46’

• 17

  M. Muheim

• 14

  C. Zesiger

  62’

  85’

• 2

  L. Blondel

  86’

  90’

• 24

  I. Schmidt

Mexico team news

Mexico are likely to maintain the majority of their starting lineup that led to their Nations League victory in March. As such, Edson Alvarez's below-par season with West Ham United in the Premier League is likely to be overlooked.

Elsewhere, Fulham's Raul Jimenez and Santiago Gimenez of AC Milan are expected to keep their places in the XI.

Switzerland team news

Zeki Amoundi, who was key to their Nations League performance last year with three goals, is ruled out due to an injury he picked up in May while playing for Benfica.

Adding to their challenges, Aurele Amenda, the centre-back from Eintracht Frankfurt, is also sidelined with a knee injury sustained last month in the Bundesliga.

On a positive note, it looks like Gregor Kobel from Borussia Dortmund is set to take over from Yvon Mvogo in goal this weekend, having been rested during their recent win against Luxembourg.

Form

Head-to-Head Record

Standings

Useful links

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• Mexico team page
• Switzerland team page
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