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30 Sep 2026 03:30
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Mexico vs Peru Predictions, Picks & Odds – 30/09/2026

Friendly International · Friendlies 1
30 Sep 2026 Sports Illustrated Stadium Louis Hecq

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1: Mexico to win
1.35 on 7bet · Confidence High
Odds recorded on 30 Sep 2026 at 03:32 · Odds are subject to change
Competition: Friendly International
Stage: Friendlies 1
Date: 30 Sep 2026
Time: 03:30 BST
Stadium: Sports Illustrated Stadium

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Mexico enter this friendly in fine fettle, having won three and drawn two of their last five outings. Rafael Márquez is still searching for his maiden victory as head coach after a 1-1 draw with Colombia in his debut, where teenage sensation Gilberto Mora became the youngest ever goalscorer for El Tri. Hirving Lozano's return adds experience to an attack-minded 4-3-3 setup, and significant squad rotation is expected given the quick turnaround.

Peru's struggles continue under Mano Menezes, with just one win from their last five matches and only three victories in their previous eighteen. A chastening 4-1 defeat to the USMNT last time out laid bare the difficulties of an ongoing generational rebuild. Gianluca Lapadula offered a consolation goal in that fixture, yet defensive frailties remain a serious concern. Menezes will rotate heavily, though the available replacements offer little cause for optimism.

Rafael Márquez's side carry genuine momentum into this fixture. Mexico dominated possession against Colombia and unearthed a gem in seventeen-year-old Gilberto Mora, whose equaliser underlined the depth of attacking talent at El Tri's disposal. A home win at 1.35 looks well-founded given Peru's wretched run of just one victory in their past five matches and a 4-1 hammering by the USMNT days earlier.

Peru's generational rebuild under Mano Menezes has produced far more questions than answers. Gianluca Lapadula remains their most reliable outlet, but defensive frailties were ruthlessly exposed last time out. Both sides are expected to rotate heavily, yet Mexico's squad depth far exceeds Peru's, and Márquez will field an attack-minded 4-3-3 designed to press high and create chances in volume.

Backing Mexico to win at 1.35 represents the standout selection here. The hosts' recent dominance in this fixture, superior talent pool, and tactical clarity under their new coach all point towards a comfortable evening. Over 2.5 goals at 2.05 also appeals given Peru's porous backline and Mexico's willingness to commit numbers forward. Odds correct at time of publication.

Trends to Know about Mexico vs Peru

  • Mexico won ten of fourteen recent matches
  • Peru lost three of last five fixtures
  • El Tri scored in ten consecutive outings

Form & Statistics: Mexico vs Peru

Mexico

Recent form

DWWWD
Wins3/5 (60%)
Draws2/5 (40%)
Losses0/5 (0%)

Season statistics (5)

2.1Total goals
33%Both teams score
1.8Goals scored
0.3Goals conceded

Peru

Recent form

LLWDL
Wins1/5 (20%)
Draws1/5 (20%)
Losses3/5 (60%)

Season statistics (5)

3.6Total goals
80%Both teams score
1.2Goals scored
2.4Goals conceded
StatisticMexicoPeru
Last 5 results3W 2D·1W 1D 3L
Avg goals scored1.8·1.2
Avg goals conceded0.3·2.4
Under 2.5 (last 5)4/5·1/5
Probable lineup

Lineups: Mexico vs Peru

Mexico

4-3-3
  1. 1 Raúl Rangel
  2. 2 Jorge Sánchez
  3. 3 Israel Reyes
  4. 4 Johan Vásquez
  5. 5 Jesús Gallardo
  6. 6 Obed Vargas
  7. 7 Álvaro Fidalgo
  8. 8 Orbelín Pineda
  9. 9 Roberto Alvarado
  10. 10 Armando González
  11. 11 Hirving Lozano
  • Gilberto Mora
  • Isaías Violante
  • Luis Romo
  • Santiago Giménez
  • Erik Lira
  • Víctor Guzmán
  • Alan Cervantes (muscle discomfort)
  • Julián Quiñones (muscle injury)
  • Raúl Jiménez (injury)
  • Edson Álvarez (key absence (reason not specified))
  • César Montes (not playing (reason not specified))
  • Rodrigo Huescas (serious knee injury (ACL tear), out for season)
  • Luis Chávez (ACL tear)
  • Marcel Ruiz (ACL tear and medial meniscus injury (6 months to a year recovery))
  • Luis Ángel Malagón (ruptured Achilles tendon (6 months recovery))

Peru

4-2-3-1
  1. 1 Pedro Gallese
  2. 2 Marco Huamán
  3. 3 Erick Noriega
  4. 4 Alfonso Barco
  5. 5 Marcos López
  6. 6 Jesús Pretell
  7. 7 Yoshimar Yotún
  8. 8 Bassco Soyer
  9. 9 Rodrigo Vilca
  10. 10 Jairo Concha
  11. 11 Gianluca Lapadula
  • Alex Valera
  • Wilder Cartagena
  • Miguel Araujo
  • Renzo Garces
  • Luis Advíncula
  • Sergio Peña
  • André Carrillo (unavailable)
  • Oliver Sonne (unavailable)
  • Fabio Gruber (muscle injury)
  • Christofer Gonzáles (injury)
  • José Rivera (injury)
  • Kenji Cabrera (injury)

Medium confidence

A 4-3-3 against a 4-2-3-1 shapes this friendly as a contest of width versus compactness, with Mexico looking to exploit the flanks through Hirving Lozano and Roberto Alvarado. Peru's double pivot should offer Yoshimar Yotún the licence to dictate tempo and shield a back four that will need to stay disciplined.

Both probable XIs carry reasonable confidence, sourced from multiple outlets on either side. Gianluca Lapadula leads Peru's line and will be the focal point for a side that tends to absorb pressure before transitioning quickly, making defensive organisation the key test for Mexico's midfield three.

How to Watch Mexico vs Peru Match?

What time is Mexico vs Peru?

This friendly kicks off at Sports Illustrated Stadium on 30 September 2026 at 03:30 BST.

Where is Mexico vs Peru being played?

This match takes place at Sports Illustrated Stadium, the venue for this midweek friendly international.

How Can I Watch Mexico vs Peru on TV and Live Stream?

Broadcast details for Mexico vs Peru will be confirmed closer to kickoff by local and international rights holders.