Mexico vs Bolivia: schedule, TV channel, online streaming, possible lineups, forecast and more

Next Friday, May 31, the Mexican team is measured to its similar Bolivia in it Soldier Fieldas a way of preparation towards the Copa America 2024which will be held in the United States with the participation of 16 teams, the ten of the CONMEBOL and six o’clock CONCACAF. However, Mexico will carry out this clash mostly with U-23 players, in preparation for the tournament. Maurice Revello.

Prior to this commitment, the last game that El Tricolor held was the grand final of the CONCACAF Nations Leaguewhere they fell 2-0 against the USAwhile The green had a friendly in March against Andorrawhich they beat by a score of 1-0.

The last time that Mexicans and Bolivians saw each other was in the Copa America 2015a duel that culminated in a scoreless draw.

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When? Friday, May 31
Where? Chicago, Illinois
Stadium: Soldier Field
Schedule: 7:00 p.m. (Mexico)

Channel: TUDN, Azteca 7 and Channel 5
streaming: ViX Premium

According to various media, the technician Jaime Lozano He plans to use a base of under-23 footballers for this first match of his tour, something that ends up being coherent due to the demands of making a generational change.

Now, the journalist David Medrano expressed that the elements brought from the senior category to reinforce the youth lines against Bolivia they are the archer Julio Gonzálezthe defender Alexis Pena and the forward Guillermo Martinez.

In the same way, Marcelo Flores He was going to reinforce this team, but he did not travel, since he stayed for rehabilitation reasons to heal discomfort.

Goalie: Julio González
Defenses: Alexis Peña, Rodrigo Huescas, Omar Campos, Alejandro Gómez
Midfielders: Fidel Ambriz, Alan Bautista, Emilio Rodríguez
Forwards: Efraín Álvarez, Memo Martínez, Ozziel Herrera

The Brazilian Antonio Carlos Zagotechnician of Boliviacalled 27 elements for the match, where eleven players from Bolívar predominate, while the main footballers from The Strongest and Always Ready are absent due to their participation in the Libertadores Cup and South American Cup.

Nine of those summoned were summoned for the first time, where six were participants in the South American Under-23 Olympic Pre-Olympicwhile 13 are 23 years old or younger and given this, the strategist estimated that 50 percent will be part of the team that goes to the America Cup.

Among the notables are the archer Carlos Lampe (Bolívar) and the goalkeeper of Ghanaian nationality David Akologo (Aurora)as well as the defender Jairo Quinteros (Bolívar). The side also stands out José Sagredo (Bolívar)the midfielder Leonel Justiniano (Bolívar)the frills José Verdecio (Philadelphia Union) and Boris Cespedes (Yverdon)the extreme Miguel Terceros (Saints)the Colombian striker Jair Reinoso (Aurora) and the attacker César Menacho (Blooming).

Goalie: David Akolo
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Defenses: Jesús Segredo, Jairo Quinteros, José Sagredo
Midfielders: Boris Céspedes, Leonel Justiniano, José Verdecio, Miguel Terceros
Forwards: Ramiro Vaca, Carmelo Algarañaz, César Menacho

Mexico 2-1 Bolivia

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