Canada and Mexico played to a scoreless draw on Tuesday in a physical international friendly that featured many fouls and few scoring chances. Relive all the action with TSN.ca’s live blog.
Mexico committed 24 fouls and had three players and their coach booked with yellow cards during the game.
Canada was called for 19 fouls with three players shown yellow cards.
Canada came into the contest after a historic 2-1 victory over the United States on Saturday.
Jacob Shaffelburg and Jonathan David found the net as Canada earned their first win over the US on American soil since 1957.
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FULLTIME
92' - Full time whistle ends a scoreless draw between Canada and Mexico
90' - Two minutes will be added to the second half
89' - Canada's Alphonso Davies makes a key block in the defensive box to help keep the game scoreless
88' - Niko Sigur is shown a yellow card for Canada
85' - Mexico's Luis Romo tries to beat Dayne St. Clair on the far post, but his shot goes wide
77' - Tani Oluwaseyi replaces Cyle Larin and Stephen Afrifa replaces Liam Millar for Canada
77' - Niko Sigur earns his first Canadian cap as he replaces Ali Ahmed
72' - Canada's Dayne St. Clair makes a diving save on Roberto Alvarado to keep the game scoreless
69' - Mexico's Alan Mozo is shown a yellow card
68' - Mexico makes three changes: Henry Martín replaces Santiago Giménez, Alan Mozo replaces Julián Araujo, Carlos Rodríguez replaces Orbelín Pineda
65' - Canada's Richie Laryea is shown a yellow card after a foul on César Huerta
64' - Liam Miller leads a fast break for Canada, but isn't able to find a teammate with his cross
62' - Jonathan David replaces Mathieu Choinière for Canada
57' - Canadian Mathieu Choinière is shown a yellow card
56' - Mexican head coach Javier Aguirre is shown a yellow card after continuing to argue with the referee
54' - Santiago Giménez gets a great chance on the Canadian goal, but Dayne St. Clair makes the save
51' - Derek Cornelius' header off a corner is deflected wide of the Mexican goal.
SECOND HALF
Apart from the results, Marsch's big objective window was building on his depth. Choinière is not overwhelmed next to Eustáquio. But Ali Ahmed is really showing his potential. He looks dangerous going forward and reliable defensively. Great cross to Larin, too @TSN_Sports
— Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) September 11, 2024
HALFTIME
Mexico has been aggressive (13 fouls to 4) and spent plenty of time in #CanMNT's half, but Canada is unbothered. Mistakes are cleaned up. Communication. Support is always there. Larin scores if not for a great Luis Malagón save. And this isn't Canada's best 11 @TSN_Sports
— Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) September 11, 2024
43' - Canada's Cyle Larin gets on the end of a ball in the box and his header is the first shot on target, but Mexico's Luis Malagón turns away the great chance.
43' - Jonathan Osorio breaks in on net, but his cross can't find a teammate
34' - César Huerta's header sails high over the Canadian goal and out for a Dayne St. Clair goal kick.
26' - Mexico's César Huerta is shown a yellow card after a foul on Canada's Richie Laryea
26' - Canada earns back to back corners, Mexico turns both away
24' - Jesús Angulo with another hard foul on Ali Ahmed
22' - Mexico's Jesús Angulo commits a hard foul on Canada's Ali Ahmed
The way the tackles have been flying in, this sure doesn't feel like a friendly
— Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) September 11, 2024
17' - Mexico's Julián Araujo is shown a yellow card after a hard challenge on Canada's Alphonso Davies. Tempers flare, but nothing else comes of the play.
14' - Canada's Moïse Bombito earns a foul in the defensive end after briefly playing himself into trouble.
12' - Mexico takes their first corner, Canadian forward Cyle Larin easily deals with the attempt and clears it away.
2' - Early pressure earns Canada the first corner of the game.
KICKOFF
Canada and Mexico are underway in Arlington.
PREGAME:
TSN’s Matthew Scianitti:
About 45 minutes from kickoff, and hearing the crowd may only be around 15,000. Mexico had issues drawing fans to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Goodwill and excitement between Mexico and its fans has been eroding for years
@TSN_Sports @TSNSoccer
About 45 minutes from kickoff, and hearing the crowd may only be around 15,000. Mexico had issues drawing fans to the Rose Bowl in Pasadena. Goodwill and excitement between Mexico and its fans has been eroding for years @TSN_Sports @TSNSoccer pic.twitter.com/vFWmul3AwD
— Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) September 11, 2024
CANMNT Starting XI
Canada makes four changes to the lineup that beat USA, with Dayne St. Clair, Richie Laryea, Liam Millar and Jonathan Osorio getting the start in Arlington.
Another Concacaf Derby!
— CANMNT (@CANMNT_Official) September 10, 2024
Here’s how we line up against 🇲🇽 , presented by @GE_Appliances
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Encore un derby de la Concacaf !
Voici notre XI partant contre le 🇲🇽, présenté par @GE_Appliances #CANMNT pic.twitter.com/OUJB4O7N44
MEXICO Starting XI
Our starting XI at AT&T Stadium 📍@ATT #PorMéxicoTodo #SomosIncondicionales pic.twitter.com/TkTxaF9NoO
— Mexican National Team (@miseleccionmxEN) September 11, 2024



