Mexico vs Benin: When and Where to Watch the Women’s Under-20 World Cup Opener Live

The wait is over for Mexico’s Women’s Under-20 team, which makes its World Cup debut against Benin on Saturday in Poland. Mexico shares the group with Argentina and the tournament’s hosts.

It is a challenging section, but Natalia Muñoz says Mexico is regarded as one of its strongest teams, and among the stronger sides in the tournament. “All the teams are very strong, and we are working for ourselves. It is always good when they see you as the strong team in the group,” the Tigres defender told EL UNIVERSAL Deportes.

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All the teams are very strong, and we are working for ourselves. It is always good when they see you as the strong team in the group.

Mexico enters the match as the clear favorite against Benin. Muñoz said the players are concentrating on their own work rather than allowing outside expectations to influence them. “We are focused day by day, training by training, on the improvements and the good work we are doing. Every match is different and, above all, we are focused on ourselves,” she said.

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We are focused day by day, training by training, on the improvements and the good work we are doing. Every match is different and, above all, we are focused on ourselves.

The team wants to finish at the top of the group and hopes to collect all nine points. Muñoz said the opening match is the immediate priority, followed by the second and third games, while confirming that group leadership is the objective.

Mexico faces Benin on Saturday, September 5, at 10 a.m. Central Mexico time. The match will be broadcast on TUDN, ViX Premium and Nu9ve.

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We are focused on the first match. And it is the most important one for now, then we will focus on the second and third. But yes, of course, our objective is the group leadership.