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Mexico vs. Costa Rica Live Stream: Watch Friendly Online, TV Channel, Time
The Mexican national team will head to Wiener Neustadt, Austria, to take on Costa Rica for its last tune-up before this summer's busy Concacaf slate.
Mexico, currently ninth in the FIFA world rankings, is coming off a 1–0 loss to a depleted Wales team that rested most of its starters ahead of a World Cup qualifier with the Czech Republic on Tuesday. Despite having 76% of possession, El Tri couldn't overcome an early goal from Cardiff City forward Kieffer Moore in the 11th minute to break a 10-match unbeaten run.
Costa Rica, meanwhile, finds itself in miserable form as of late, going winless in its last seven matches. Los Ticos has recorded only one win in its last 13 matches, which came against Curacao in November 2019.
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Costa Rica will have its highest-profile player in Paris Saint-Germain's Keylor Navas available to face Mexico after the goalkeeper was held out of Saturday's scoreless draw with Bosnia and Herzegovina due to COVID-19 restrictions that would have required him to quarantine upon his return to France.
The last time Mexico and Costa Rica met, El Tri prevailed in a memorable Gold Cup quarterfinal in 2019 that ended in a penalty shootout. Following Tuesday's friendly in Austria, the two sides will meet again in the Concacaf Nations League semifinals on June 3.
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