Saudi Arabia vs Mexico: TV channel, kick-off time, live stream and team news for 2022 World Cup Group C encounter
SAUDI ARABIA take on South American giants Mexico in their final match in Group C.
The Saudis have provided the upset of the World Cup so far, with their opening-round victory over Argentina.
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Despite a tough group, fans will hope that their side can go further than they’ve ever been, and reach the round of 16.
Head coach Hervé Renard discussed his team’s mentality, stating: “Even though we are in a tough group, you have to be ambitious.
“Going to the World Cup without ambition is pointless. We have to believe we have a chance and push ourselves to the limit.”
It looks to be a tough test against a Mexico side who have reached the knockout stages in the last six consecutive World Cups.
When is Saudi Arabia vs Mexico?
Saudi Arabia’s clash with Mexico will take place on Wednesday, November 30.
The game will kick off from 7pm UK time.
Saudi Arabia vs Mexico will be held at the Lusail Stadium, which will also host the final.
The two sides last played in the 1999 Confederations Cup, with Mexico coming away 5-1 winners.
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What TV channel is it on and can it be live streamed?
Saudi Arabia vs Mexico will be shown live on BBC One in the UK.
You can live stream the action from the BBC iPlayer, which can be download onto your mobile or tablet device.
Can I watch it for FREE?
Yes, the game is available to watch for FREE in the UK, so long as you have a TV licence.
What is the team news?
The Mexicans will be without Andres Guardado, who has a muscle injury.
For Saudi Arabia, midfielder Salman Al Faraj is out with an injury.
Al-Hilal defender Yasser Al Shahrani might be out with a broken cheekbone but could also wear a facemask.
Abdulelah Al Malki is out due to suspension.
What are the odds?
Saudi Arabia win 15/4
Draw 31/10
Mexico victory 4/6
Odds courtesy of Betfair correct as of November 29.
