MEX vs COL Dream11 Team Prediction

Mexico and Colombia will meet in an international friendly on Tuesday at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, for the first time in over a decade.

Over the weekend, El Tri won 1-0 against Peru thanks to a goal five minutes from time, while Los Cafeteros won 4-1 against a tenacious Guatemalan team.

Mexico Vs Colombia Match Details

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Match	Mexico Vs Colombia, Int. Friendly Games
Date	28 September 2022 (GMT)
Time	02:00 (GMT)
Venue	Kishore Bharati Stadium

Mexico possible starting lineup:

Ochoa; K. Alvarez, Araujo, Moreno, Gallardo; Lainez, Herrera, Beltran; Vega, Martin, Gimenez

Colombia possible starting lineup:

Ospina; Fabra, Sanchez, Llinas, Munoz; Uribe, Alzate; Diaz, Rodriguez, Asprilla; Falcao

MEX vs COL DREAM11 PREDICTION

If Colombia was to be disappointed by anything from their performance on Saturday, it would be the 90th-minute goal conceded to Oscar Santis, the first goal conceded by this team since February.

Los Cafeteros have only lost two of their ten matches against the Mexicans since the turn of the millennium, winning the previous meeting 2-0 in 2012.
Persistence pays off, and that was the case for Colombia on Saturday, as their relentless pressure on a sluggish Guatemalan side was eventually rewarded, allowing Nestor Lorenzo to start his reign as manager of La Tricolor on a high note.

To generate attacking options, the 58-year-old former defender used an aggressive 4-2-3-1 system with a heavy emphasis on high pressure and quick ball recoveries.

It took them 40 minutes to score against Guatemala, but it was one of their more complete performances this year, as well as their highest tally in a single match since beating Japan 4-1 at the 2014 World Cup.

Mexicans victory over Peru ended a three-year winless streak against South American teams, as well as a four-match goalless streak against CONMEBOL teams.

We haven’t seen much creativity from their midfielders, despite the fact that four players (Orbelin Pineda, Edson Alvarez, Hector Herrera, and Andres Guardado) have played in nearly 400 games for El Tri.

While Mexicans current quality is a far cry from what we have seen from the Mexicans in previous years, this group appears to hold together when games are close and the pressure is on, as 11 of their 2022 games have been decided by a goal or fewer, with Mexico losing only one of those encounters, 1-0 versus Paraguay.

MEX – KEY PLAYERS

Beltran; Vega, Martin, Gimenez