Mexico Vs South Korea

The game between Mexico and South Korea in Friendly International, held on Wednesday, September 10, 2025, ended with a score of Mexico 2 - 2 South Korea.

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Predictions for Mexico vs. South Korea

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• Over 1.5 goals
• Asian Handicap
• Mexico to win
• Both teams to score
• South Korea to win, and more.

Odds for Mexico vs. South Korea

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Stats for Mexico vs. South Korea

The game between Mexico and South Korea ended with a score of Mexico 2 - 2 South Korea. On 365Scores, you can check all the head-to-head results between these teams. Explore the stats for Mexico and South Korea, including ball possession, goal kicks, yellow and red cards, and much more!

Possession
54% - 46%Expected Goals
0.69 - 0.67Total Shots
17 - 8Shots On Target
6 - 3Big Chances Created
0 - 0Corners
3 - 1Offsides
0 - 1Passes Completed
446 - 376Red Cards
0 - 0Attacks
109 - 84Shots Off Target
4 - 4Shots Blocked
7 - 1Hit Woodwork
0 - 0Expected Goals On Target
1.8 - 0.57Free Kicks
13 - 12Shots Inside The Box
6 - 8Total Passes
518 - 437Shots Outside Box
11 - 0Expected Assists
1.13 - 0.37Crosses Completed
3/15 (20%) - 3/10 (30%)Passes Own Half
235 - 243Passes Opposition Half
298 - 204Long Passes Completed
16/40 (40%) - 19/41 (46%)Throw-Ins
17 - 17Key Passes
13 - 8Passes Into Final Third
96 - 64Backward Passes
79 - 91Goal Kicks
7 - 4Interceptions
5 - 9Expected Goals Conceded
0.67 - 0.69Goalkeeper Saves
1 - 4Tackles Won
13/14 (93%) - 8/9 (89%)Clearances
11 - 22Duels Won
42 - 35Aerial Duels Won
12/23 (52%) - 11/23 (48%)Ground Duels Won
30/54 (56%) - 24/54 (44%)Was Fouled
13 - 12Successful Dribbles
4/8 (50%) - 3/8 (38%)Was Dribbled Past
4 - 5Final Third Possession Won
6 - 1Possession Lost
102 - 97Fouls
12 - 14Yellow Cards
1 - 0

Lineups for Mexico vs. South Korea

The lineups for Mexico and South Korea were picked with winning in mind for this crucial game. Fans closely watched the starting lineups and any absences for this key matchup. The choice of starters and substitutes was a big part of each team’s preparation. Both Mexico and South Korea made tactical changes to get the best performance on the field.

Home Team: MexicoCoach: Javier Aguirre.
Goalkeeper: Jose Rangel.
Defenders: Mateo Chávez, Johan Vásquez, Juan Purata, Rodrigo Huescas.
Midfielders: Marcel Ruiz, Erik Lira, Erick Sánchez.
Attackers: Hirving Lozano, Raúl Jiménez, Germán Berterame.
Subs: Jesús Gallardo, Santiago Giménez, Diego Lainez, Carlos Rodríguez, Jorge Sánchez, Alexis Vega, Roberto Alvarado, Luis Malagón, Carlos Moreno, Jesús Orozco, Orbelín Pineda.

Missing Players: César Montes, Edson Alvarez, Victor Guzmán.

Away Team: South KoreaCoach: Hong Myung-Bo.
Goalkeeper: Seung-Gyu Kim.
Defenders: Kim Tae-Hyeon, Kim Min-Jae, Lee Han-Beom, Lee Myung-Jae, Moon Hwan Kim.
Midfielders: Joon-ho Bae, Jens Castrop, Park Yong-Woo.
Attackers: Lee Kang-in, Oh Hyeon-Gyu.
Subs: Lee Tae-Seok, Seol Young-Woo, Kim Jin-Gyu, Dong-Gyeong Lee, Heung-Min Son, Jeong Sang-Bin, Jo Hyeon-Woo, Kim Ju-Sung, Seung-Ho Paik, Byeon Jun-Soo, Oh Se-Hun, Park Jin-Seop, Seo Min-Woo, Song Bum-Keun.

Event Details:

Name: Mexico vs. South Korea
Date: Wednesday, September 10, 2025
Location: GEODIS Park
Capacity: 30109