It is true: in sports, the result that generates the most joy, and for which everything is done, is the triumph. However, there are ways to achieve it. The better you play, the closer you are to winning consistently. In their international friendly match in preparation for Qatar 2022, Mexico beat Peru 1-0 with a goal by Hirving Lozano, but were far from performing well. 

Gerardo Tata Martino is likely to have insomnia despite El Tri beating the Peruvians. His team generated few scoring opportunities. Mexico's ball circulation problems continue to make their forwards play the role of the role of a shipwrecked person stranded on an island.

The two pieces of good news for Mexico are that Peru was a very worthy opponent, who always fought with intensity for every ball, and even dominated some periods of the game held at the Rose Bowl in California, and that Hirving Lozano, perhaps their most explosive man, regains his confidence after scoring the winning goal. An almost impossible shot from a set piece got him back on the scoresheet for El Tri after eight games without doing so. Looking ahead to the World Cup, this is pure oxygen.

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Mexico vs Peru: Match Preview

With Qatar 2022 just around the corner, it's completely understandable that there's nothing else Mexico can think about. However, El Tri have to make sure they arrive as strongly as possible, which is why they take on Peru today, September 24, in an international friendly in Pasadena. Here you will find everything there it to know about how to watch this exciting game in your country. FuboTV (7-day free trial) will broadcast it in the US.

Gerardo Martino has been under heavy fire over the last year as his team left much to be desired. Even so, Mexico managed to claim a World Cup berth and therefore have a chance of redemption by having a great tournament.

On the other hand, La Blanquirroja are still in pain after missing out on a ticket to Qatar in the inter-continental playoffs. But now it's time to turn the page for Peru, who start a new process under Juan Reynoso.

Mexico vs. Peru: Kick-Off Time

Australia: 11 AM (Sunday)
Bahamas: 9 PM
Bangladesh: 7 AM
Barbados: 9 PM
Belize: 7 PM
Botswana: 3 AM (Sunday)
Brazil: 10 PM
Brunei: 9 AM (Sunday)
Burundi: 3 AM (Sunday)
Cameroon: 2 AM (Sunday)
Canada: 9 PM (EDT)
Eswatini: 3 AM (Sunday)
Ethiopia: 4 AM (Sunday)
Fiji: 1 PM (Sunday)
France: 3 AM (Sunday)
Gambia: 1 AM (Sunday)
Germany: 3 AM (Sunday)
Ghana: 1 AM (Sunday)
Guyana: 9 PM
Honduras: 7 PM
India: 6:30 AM (Sunday)
Ireland: 2 AM (Sunday)
Italy: 3 AM (Sunday)
Jamaica: 8 PM
Kenya: 4 AM (Sunday)
Lesotho: 3 AM (Sunday)
Liberia: 1 AM (Sunday)
Malawi: 3 AM (Sunday)
Malaysia: 9 AM (Sunday)
Malta: 3 AM (Sunday)
Mauritius: 5 AM (Sunday)
Mexico: 8 PM
Namibia: 3 AM (Sunday)
Netherlands: 3 AM (Sunday)
New Zealand: 1 PM (Sunday)
Nigeria: 2 AM (Sunday)
Pakistan: 6 AM (Sunday)
Papua New Guinea: 11 AM (Sunday)
Peru: 8 PM
Philippines: 9 AM (Sunday)
Portugal: 2 AM (Sunday)
Rwanda: 3 AM (Sunday)
Sierra Leone: 1 AM (Sunday)
Singapore: 9 AM (Sunday)
Solomon Islands: 12 PM (Sunday)
South Africa: 3 AM (Sunday)
South Sudan: 3 AM (Sunday)
Spain: 3 AM (Sunday)
Sri Lanka: 6:30 AM (Sunday)
Sudan: 3 AM (Sunday)
Tanzania: 4 AM (Sunday)
Trinidad and Tobago: 9 PM
Uganda: 4 AM (Sunday)
UK: 3 AM (Sunday)
United States: 9 PM (ET)
Zambia: 3 AM (Sunday)
Zimbabwe: 3 AM (Sunday)

Mexico vs. Peru: TV Channel and Live Streaming

Brunei: Astro SuperSport 2, Astro Go
International: Bet365
Malaysia: Astro Go, Astro SuperSport 2
Mexico: Azteca 7, Canal 5 Televisa, Azteca Deportes En Vivo, TUDN, TUDN En Vivo, Blim TV
Peru: Latina Televisión, Movistar Deportes Peru
Portugal: Sport TV1, Sport TV Multiscreen
Spain: Movistar+, Movistar Liga de Campeones
United States: FuboTV (7-day free trial), TUDN App, Univision NOW, TUDN.com, TUDN USA, Univision