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Mexico vs. Switzerland: Projected Lineups for U-17 World Cup

The Mexican U-17 National Team is set to face Switzerland in their final group match of the U-17 World Cup. This critical game will determine Mexico’s chances of advancing to the knockout stage. Currently, Mexico holds the third position in Group F, securing three points after their previous victory against Côte d’Ivoire.

Group Standings and Advancement Scenarios

As they prepare to challenge Switzerland, Mexico is just one point behind both Switzerland and South Korea. A win will not only secure their progression but could also determine their placement in the next round depending on the results of the South Korea versus Côte d’Ivoire match.

  • Group Positions:
    • Mexico – 3 points
    • Switzerland – 4 points
    • South Korea – 4 points

For Mexico to advance, a win is critical. However, they cannot clinch first place in the group. If they secure a victory and South Korea loses, Mexico will finish in second place. A draw keeps them in contention, but they may need to place among the top eight third-placed teams to continue. The worst-case scenario involves a loss, where their fate would hinge on the outcome of the Côte d’Ivoire versus South Korea match, particularly concerning goal differences.

Date and Time of the Match

The match between Mexico and Switzerland is scheduled for:

Date Time (CDMX) Time (ET)
Monday, November 10 06:30 AM 07:30 AM

Projected Lineups for Mexico vs. Switzerland

Switzerland’s Expected Lineup

  • Teodoro Pizarro
  • Olivier Mambwa
  • Gil Zufferey
  • Erbin Sadikaj
  • Marco Correia
  • Nico Lazri
  • Mladen Mijajlovic
  • Ethan Bruchez
  • Adrien Llukes
  • Giacomo Koloto
  • Nervio Scherrer

Mexico’s Expected Lineup

  • Santiago López
  • Michael Corona
  • Felix Contreras
  • Ian Olvera
  • Jhonnatan Grajale
  • Luis Gamboa
  • Oscar Pineda
  • Gael García
  • Iñigo Borgio
  • José Mancilla
  • Aldo De Nigris

As Mexico gets ready to take on Switzerland, their performance is crucial for their aspirations in the tournament. A strong showing could lead them closer to the U-17 World Cup’s knockout stages.

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