Mexico vs Panama - Preview and broadcast info for the Gold Cup final

Topics: CONCACAF Gold Cup, Mexico, Panama, TV Schedules, TV Listings, Streaming Info

The title match between El Tri and Los Canaleros is bound to be a historic clash between two of CONCACAF's best teams. Follow it with our guide wherever you are.

Where can I watch Mexico vs Panama on TV?

If you live in the U.S., the match will be aired on Fox Sports 1, on Univisión,and also on pay-tv network TUDN USA. Mexican fans in their country will be able to follow the game on Canal 5 Televisa, on Azteca 7, and via pay-tv network TUDN. Meanwhile, those watching in Panama will be able to follow this fixture on ESPN Norte. Live elsewhere? Please check our dedicated match page for further information on how to watch this game on TV in your country.

Where can I stream Mexico vs Panama live?

The clash between El Tri and Panama will have some options to follow it on-the-go. In the U.S., this match will be available to follow on the TUDN App, on TUDN.com, on Foxsports.com, on the Fox Sports App, and on Univisión NOW. This last option may also give you the chance to watch the game on-demand. In Mexico, the game will be available on streaming services such as TUDN en Vivo, ViX, ViX+, and Azteca Deportes en Vivo. For football fans living in Panama, the game will be available on Star+.If you want to follow the game while in another country, refer to our dedicated match page for further streaming details in your country.

Mexico vs Panama - Team news

El Tri make it to this game having won Group B with six points. Their KO stage matches began with a victory against bitter rivals Costa Rica (2-0), which saw Jaime Lozano's team earning the right to face Jamaica in the semi-finals. Once there, the Mexican side claimed a convincing three-nil victory to reach their third Gold Cup final in a row. Mexico are looking for their ninth trophy in this competition, and they will do so with a full squad to choose from as per recent reports close to the green, white, and red.

On the other side of the pitch, Panama have made history by reaching their third Gold Cup final in history. Los Canaleros lost both of those games against the USMNT, and they will certainly be hopeful to win their first-ever title against a different rival. La Marea Roja made it to this match after winning Group C with seven points. Their next match came against Qatar, a team that barely put up some fight and succumbed 4-0. Their semi-final match took place against the USMNT, a team they defeated after penalties to reach the title clash.

Unfortunately, there will be some players that will have to watch this game on the sidelines due to different issues. Here are the lists for both teams.

Mexico: No reported absences.

Panama: Injured: Michael Murillo, César Blackman.

Mexico vs Panama: Head-to-head

The most recent games between these teams have ended in 1-0 wins for Mexico, including one in the CONCACAF Nations League last month.
Panama have not defeated Mexico in over a decade, with their most recent wins against El Tri taking place in the 2013 Gold Cup. Both those games ended 2-1 for Los Canaleros.
Mexico's record against Panama since those two losses in 2013 shows eleven wins and two draws.
Mexico have kept four clean sheets in their last five meetings against Panama.
Panama's coach Thomas Christiansen will face Mexico for the fifth time in his career. His record shows one draw and three losses against El Tri.

Mexico have never lost a Gold Cup final against a Central American side since the tournament's rebranding in 1991. Their only losses in title matches have come against the USMNT in 2007 and in 2021.
Mexico's boss Jaime Lozano will face Panama for the first time in his career.