Chile leave Mexico winless during FIFA window after 2-0 win in 2026 International Friendly

Chile beat Mexico 0-2 in the 2026 International Friendly, and you lived every moment of this exciting game here on Bolavip.

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Chile defeat Mexico 2-0 in the 2026 International Friendly in Los Angeles. Mexico end winless in the FIFA window.

Gonzalo Tapia and Gabriel Suazo come off, with Lucas Cepeda and Igor Lichnovsky coming on for Chile.

Ben Brereton misses a chance to score Chile's third after a left-footed shot from the center of the box following a counterattack.

Six minutes of stoppage time are added at the end of the match.

Dario Osorio and Vicente Pizarro come off, with Ben Brereton and Matias Sepulveda coming on for Chile.

Alvaro Fidalgo comes off, and Angel Marquez comes on for Mexico.

Maximiliano Gutierrez comes off and Cesar Perez comes on for Chile.

Dario Osorio receives a yellow card for a foul on Jorge Sanchez.

E. Lopez receives a yellow card for a foul on Gabriel Suazo. Play is stopped while Suazo receives medical attention after suffering a cut to his nose.

German Berterame and Obed Vargas come off, with Hugo Camberos and Santiago Sandoval coming on.

Seconds before the goal, Mexico made five changes at once. Jesus Gallardo, Dagoberto Espinoza, Roberto Alvarado, Erik Lira and Armando Gonzalez came off, with Johan Vasquez, Jorge Sanchez, Isaias Violante, Denzell Garcia and Santiago Gimenez coming on.

Another great play from Chile, this time starting from a throw-in. They need only three touches, with Dario Osorio playing a through ball to Vicente Pizarro, who is left alone in front of goal and finishes to make it 0-2.

Mexico push forward in search of the equalizer, but they still cannot find space to break through. They are turning to shots from outside the box as they remain imprecise with their final touches.

What a play from Chile! A through ball between the lines finds Gutierrez in front of goal, and he calmly finishes with his right foot to give Chile the lead. Gonzalo Tapia provides the assist.

Great execution from Fidalgo on a set-piece free kick, as his cross finds Lopez unmarked. Lopez gets his head to the ball but sends the effort over the crossbar.

Rodrigo Echeverria comes off for Victor Felipe Mendez as Chile make their first change of the second half.

Gonzalo Tapia sends a left-footed shot from the center of the box over the crossbar.

The second half is underway in Los Angeles, with Mexico and Chile back on the field and the score still level at 0-0.

The first half comes to an end with Mexico and Chile level at 0-0. Neither side managed to find a breakthrough before the break.

Two minutes of stoppage time are added at the end of the first half.

Jesus Gallardo receives a yellow card for a foul on Loyola. Neither side has found a way to break through the defensive lines, with no dangerous plays inside the box as the first half enters its final minutes.

Chile are turning up the pressure, with Gutierrez proving to be their most dangerous player so far. It feels like either side could open the scoring, as both teams press high in midfield, looking to force errors and attack quickly in transition.

Vigouroux makes an incredible save after a powerful shot from outside the box by Roberto Alvarado, denying Mexico with an impressive stop.

Chile win a second ball and regain possession before sending a pass down the wing to Gutierrez. He cuts inside and fires a right-footed shot toward the far post from the left side, but it goes just wide.

Play resumes in Los Angeles after the hydration break.

The referee stops the match for a hydration break.

Mexico continue to control possession, while Chile struggle to win the ball and lose nearly every second ball. However, Mexico have been unable to create dangerous chances and cannot find a way through Chile's defense.

Echeverria commits a foul on Roberto Alvarado in a promising opportunity for Mexico. Erik Lira takes the free kick, but his cross falls short and the chance goes to waste.

Chile have reversed the roles, with their pressure working very well during this stretch of the match. They earned a corner kick opportunity, but failed to make the most of it.

Mexico have controlled possession early in the match, while Chile sit back with pressure in midfield, looking to force an error and attack in transition. The only chance so far came from a long-range effort by Maximiliano Gutierrez, but Padilla handled it comfortably.

Mexico and Chile get the match underway in Los Angeles.

Mexico pay tribute to Memo Ochoa before the start of the match.

Mexico will line up as follows: Alex Padilla; Israel Reyes, E. Lopez, Dagoberto Espinoza, Jesus Gallardo; Erik Lira, Obed Vargas, Alvaro Fidalgo, Roberto Alvarado; German Berterame, Alvaro Gonzalez.

Chile will line up as follows: Lawrence Vigouroux; Felipe Oyola, Jonathan Villagra, Paulo Diaz, Diego Ulloa; Gabriel Suazo, Rodrigo Echeverria, Vicente Pizarro; Dario Osorio, Maximiliano Gutierrez and Gonzalo Tapia.

Mexico's most recent matches have come during the current FIFA international window and the 2026 World Cup knockout rounds. After being eliminated in the Round of 16, Mexico have now gone four straight matches without a win.

• United States 3-0 Mexico
• Mexico 1-1 Peru
• Mexico 1-1 Colombia
• Mexico 2-3 England
• Mexico 2-0 Ecuador

The last five meetings between Mexico and Chile show a balanced record, with each side earning two wins and one draw. The teams scored a total of 17 goals across those matches.

• 08/12/2021: Mexico 2-2 Chile, International Friendly
• 22/03/2019: Mexico 3-1 Chile, International Friendly
• 16/10/2018: Mexico 0-1 Chile, International Friendly
• 18/06/2016: Mexico 0-7 Chile, Copa America, Quarterfinals
• 01/06/2016: Mexico 1-0 Chile, International Friendly

Mexico vs Chile will get underway at 10:30 PM ET (PT: 7:30 PM)

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