Mexico faces Jamaica on Saturday in leg one of the Concacaf Nations League quarterfinals at Jamaica National Stadium in Kingston, Yahoo Sports reported.
The fixture is the first major test for head coach Rafa Marquez after the national team lost several recent matches during the previous FIFA window. The federation holds notoriously little patience, placing Marquez immediately on the hot seat in a match considered a must-win.
Coverage of the quarterfinal leg begins at 5:00 PM PT, 7:00 PM CT, and 8:00 PM PT. Viewers in the United States can watch the broadcast across Prime Video USA, TUDN USA, Univision, Univision Now, and ViX.
Marquez faces immediate pressure to reverse recent form with a squad blending domestic Liga MX talent and international experience. The projected starting eleven lists R. Rangel in goal, supported by a defensive line of M. Chavez, J. Vasquez, C. Montes, and R. Huescas.
The midfield features E. Lira, L. Romo, J. Quiñones, G. Mora, and R. Alvarado. S. Gimenez leads the attack as the probable central forward.
The opening leg takes place on Saturday, November 14, 2026, at Jamaica National Stadium in Kingston, Jamaica. Kickoff times correspond to 5:00 PM PT, 7:00 PM CT, and 8:00 PM PT depending on regional feeds.
Television and streaming options in the United States include Prime Video USA, TUDN USA, Univision, Univision Now, and ViX.
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