Mexico pull one back with a stunning goal from Sepúlveda

Mistake at the back and Switzerland go up 3–1

Switzerland take the lead with a highly controversial goal

Mexico equalize with a goal from Santi Giménez

Embolo puts Switzerland ahead with a great play

Confirmed lineups

Date, Time and Venue

The match between Mexico and Switzerland will take place on Saturday, June 7, 2025, at the Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, Utah. Kickoff is scheduled for 4:00 p.m. ET, 3:00 p.m. CT, 2:00 p.m. MT, and 1:00 p.m. PT.

A Key Test for Javier Aguirre and Murat Yakin

This international clash presents a valuable opportunity for both teams. On Mexico’s side, coach Javier Aguirre continues to solidify his project after winning the CONCACAF Nations League and is now focused on shaping his roster for the Gold Cup. Players like Edson Álvarez, Luis Chávez, Santiago Giménez, and Raúl Jiménez are expected to feature.

As for Switzerland, manager Murat Yakin is looking to regain competitive rhythm, as his team hasn’t played an official match since November. Key figures such as Gregor Kobel, Ricardo Rodríguez, Breel Embolo, and Rubén Vargas will be essential in this match, which serves as preparation for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers.

What to Expect in Salt Lake City

Both squads arrive with different motivations but share the same goal: to fine-tune tactical elements and give playing time to younger players. Mexico may repeat much of the lineup used in the victory over the United States in March, while Switzerland is likely to field a balanced starting eleven with a defensive focus.

The attacking duo of Giménez and Jiménez will be worth watching, as well as the performance of Mexico’s midfield against Switzerland’s pressing game. On the other end, the pace of Vargas and the movement of Embolo could pose serious threats to the Mexican backline.

While it is a friendly match, there is competitive weight behind it. For Mexico, it is part of the buildup to hosting the 2026 World Cup. For Switzerland, it’s a chance to reinforce their structure before official competition returns.

With both teams aiming to sharpen their systems, Mexico vs Switzerland promises to be a friendly full of insight and potential surprises.