Mexico and Brazil will face off in a friendly on Saturday night, as both teams continue preparing for the Copa América.
The match is set for the 102,000-seat Kyle Field at Texas A&M University, in what will be the first ever international soccer game at the venue.
For Mexico, the match will be the last of three tune-ups before the Copa begins later this month.
A youthful El Tri side defeated Bolivia 1-0 in Chicago last week, before Jaime Lozano’s side was crushed 4-0 by Uruguay in Denver on Wednesday.
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Brazil will be playing the first of two tune-ups before the Copa América, with the Seleção set to face the United States in Orlando on Wednesday.
Mexico has been drawn into Group B of the Copa América, and will face Ecuador, Jamaica and Venezuela. Brazil, meanwhile, is in Group D alongside Costa Rica, Paraguay and Colombia.
Here’s everything you need to know ahead of the match.
Mexico vs. Brazil (international friendly)
- When: Saturday, June 8
- Where: Kyle Field (College Station, TX)
- Time: 9 p.m. ET
- Channel/streaming: Univision, TUDN (Watch FREE on Fubo)
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