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El Tri to Make Estadio BBVA Debut in Nations League on 17 November as 49ers-Vikings Game Is Set for Mexico City
The return leg will decide Mexico’s place in the Concacaf Nations League Finals, and the opponent will not be known until group play ends.
- On November 17, Mexico's men's national team, El Tri, will make its debut at Estadio BBVA, hosting the second leg of a Concacaf Nations League quarter-final in the Monterrey area.
- Scheduling conflicts at Estadio Banorte forced the move, as the Mexico City stadium is hosting a San Francisco 49ers versus Minnesota Vikings NFL game in November.
- Commercial friction has historically limited matches in Monterrey, as Spanish bank BBVA has held the naming rights to the stadium since it opened, leading to potential conflicts with the federation's official sponsors.
- As the reigning champion, Mexico enters this knockout tie with a Nations League Finals spot at stake; the opponent will remain unknown until group play concludes on October 5.
- This fixture brings an official international match to local supporters in Nuevo Leon, where the facility holds at least 50,000 fans and previously hosted four World Cup matches.
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El Tri to Make Estadio BBVA Debut in Nations League on 17 November as 49ers-Vikings Game Is Set for Mexico City
Mexico will play the second leg of its Concacaf Nations League quarter-final at Estadio BBVA in Monterrey on 17 November, with its opponent yet to be confirmed.
·United Kingdom
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The Mexican National Team Returns to Monterrey After 8 Years: When Is the World League Quarter Game?
The Monterrey Stadium was the only venue of the 2026 World Cup where the Mexican National Team did not play any of its matches.
·Mexico
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Mexico will play a League of Nations match in Monterrey
·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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With a rival to be defined, the Mexican National Team will receive on Tuesday, November 17, the quarterfinals of the Nations Leagues on the Rayados court.
Official! The Tri returns to the Sultana del Norte. After 8 years, the Mexican National Team will play a key duel of the Nations League at BBVA Stadium. Great expectation!
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