Mexico's World Cup send-off: A look at the team's history at the Estadio Nemesio Diez

The Mexican national team is set to play its final tune-up match before the 2026 World Cup against Serbia at the Estadio Nemesio Diez in Toluca. This stadium holds a significant place in the team's history, marked by both memorable triumphs and painful defeats.

While the "Tri" has experienced recent success at the venue, including a dramatic 4-0 comeback against Honduras in the CONCACAF Nations League in November 2024, the stadium also recalls the team's elimination from the 1970 World Cup, when Italy secured a 4-1 victory in the quarterfinals.

Under coach Javier Aguirre, Mexico will face a Serbian team led by former Mexican football figure Veljko Paunovic. Serbia enters the match with two losses in their last three friendlies, falling to Spain and Cape Verde. Mexico, meanwhile, aims to maintain its undefeated streak this year against the world's 39th-ranked team.

Historically, the Mexican national team boasts an impressive record at the Estadio Nemesio Diez, with 14 wins, three draws, and only two losses in official matches. The game is scheduled for Thursday, June 4, at 8:00 PM and will be broadcast on Canal 5, Azteca 7, TUDN, and ViX Premium.