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Panama

01-23 09:00

0 - 0

End

Mexico

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138

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8026

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25′

daniel jacobs aparicio

36′

Luis Romo

Halftime 0-0

46′

angel caicedo

Ricardo Phillips

46′

javier rivera

Abdiel Arroyo

57′

Alexis Gutierrez

Roberto Alvarado

57′

Kevin Castañeda

Brian Gutierrez

57′

Carlos Rodriguez

Obed Vaargas

66′

Gustavo Herrera

José Kadir Barría Rose

66′

Abdul Knight

hector hurtado

67′

Erik Lira

Germán Berterame

67′

Armando González

Marcel Ruíz

71′

Kevin Castañeda

73′

Kahiser Lenis

Giovany Herbert

80′

luis asprilla

Omar·Cordoba

85′

Jesús Gallardo

Bryan Gonzalez

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Match Info

The international friendly between Panama and Mexico ended in a 0-0 draw on January 23, 2026. This preparatory match, kicking off at 09:00 local time, served as a useful exercise for both national teams ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures, though it failed to produce a goal for the fans. The match process was typical of a friendly, with both managers making numerous substitutions to evaluate players. Mexico, with their greater depth of talent, likely controlled possession but found it difficult to break down a disciplined and organized Panama defense. The best chance of the game probably fell to a Mexican forward, whose effort was well saved by the Panamanian goalkeeper. The focus point was on tactical systems and individual player performances rather than the result itself. With no points at stake, the table impact is irrelevant, but both coaches gathered valuable information on their squads. The Panama manager would be pleased with the defensive shape, while Mexico's coach might express a need for more sharpness in attack. The lineups featured a mix of established stars and fringe players hoping to impress.