90′ The match ends with Mexico winning 5-1 over Serbia.

89′ Luis Chávez scores for Mexico with a strong finish after a good shot.

85′ Luis Chávez takes a shot from distance, but his effort goes over the bar.

82′ Mexico have registered 16 shots, but only 5 have been on target so far.

77′ Alexis Vega gets a good shot away, but his effort crashes off the crossbar.

74′ Luis Romo comes on for Jesús Gallardo, and Orbelín Pineda replaces Roberto Alvarado.

71′ Alexis Vega delivers a corner to the near post, and a deflection off Adem Avdić sends the ball into his own net, extending Mexico’s lead.

70′ Play resumes after the hydration break.

68′ Adem Avdić receives a yellow card for Serbia.

68′ The referee stops play for a hydration break as both teams take a pause before resuming action.

65′ Edson Álvarez receives a yellow card for Mexico after a late challenge.

61′ Serbia make three changes: Adem Avdić comes on for Stefan Bukinac, Njegoš Petrović replaces Vanja Dragojević, and Veljko Ilić comes on for Aleksandar Stanković.

59′ Mexico make several changes: Alexis Vega comes on for Julián Quiñones, Guillermo Martínez replaces Brian Gutiérrez, Israel Reyes comes on for César Montes, Luis Chávez replaces Raúl Jiménez, and Gilberto Mora comes on for Álvaro Fidalgo.

56′ Julián Quiñones takes a shot that hits the post, and Raúl Jiménez takes advantage of the rebound to finish and score for Mexico.

50′ Stefan Bukinac gets a shot away that goes just wide of the post.

49′ Mexico make an early second-half change as Erik Lira goes off and Edson Álvarez comes on.

The second half gets underway with Mexico leading 2-1.

45+4′ The referee blows for halftime with Mexico leading 2-1 over Serbia.

45+2′ A mistake in Serbia’s build-up play as Stefan Bukinac plays a back pass that does not reach the goalkeeper, resulting in an own goal that puts Mexico ahead before halftime.

45′ The referee signals four minutes of added time at the end of the first half.

45′ Julián Quiñones gets a shot away, but his effort drifts just wide of the target.

43′ Álvaro Fidalgo goes into the referee’s book and receives a yellow card for Mexico.

41′ Mexico continue to give away unnecessary fouls and have already committed six during the first half.

37′ This is Johan Vásquez’s second consecutive goal for Mexico after also finding the net in El Tri’s 1-0 win over Australia last Saturday.

34′ Brian Gutiérrez delivers a cross into the box, and Johan Vásquez gets on the end of it to score and bring Mexico level.

33′ Jesús Gallardo sends in a cross that Raúl Jiménez cannot direct cleanly toward goal. Moments later, Brian Gutiérrez tries his luck with an effort that does not come off as intended, but Mexico earn a corner kick.

30′ Mexico are pushing Serbia down the flanks but have yet to make the most of their attacks. Their four corner kicks so far highlight their control of the match despite trailing on the scoreboard.

26′ Play is back underway following the hydration break.

24′ The referee pauses play for a hydration break as players from both teams head to the sidelines.

23′ Julián Quiñones gets on the end of the ball inside the box for what looked like a good scoring chance, but he strikes it first time and sends his effort well wide of the goal.

21′ Julián Quiñones picks out Raúl Jiménez with a well-placed pass, and the striker finishes neatly, but Filip Stanković comes up with another save to keep Serbia in front.

19′ Serbia capitalizes on a fortunate sequence as the ball falls kindly after a rebound, allowing Petar Stanić to find the back of the net and put his team in front.

15′ Vanja Dragojević receives the first yellow card of the match for Serbia.

14′ This is Mexico’s fourth match at this stadium. El Tri won each of their previous three appearances here against Trinidad and Tobago, Bermuda, and Honduras.

9′ Raúl Jiménez sets up Brian Gutiérrez, but his shot across goal rolls wide of the target, wasting a great scoring opportunity for Mexico.

8′ Brian Gutiérrez fires a low shot, but Filip Stanković gets down well to make the save. Moments later, Julián Quiñones follows up with an effort of his own, only for Stanković to come up with another stop.

4′ Mexico has started the match on the front foot, controlling possession and dictating the pace of play.

The match between Mexico and Serbia begins.

Mexico were drawn into Group A with South Africa (June 11), South Korea (June 18) and Czechia (June 24), while Serbia failed to qualify.

You can watch this match in the USA on Fubo, DirecTV Stream, FOX Deportes, Univision, TUDN and ViX.

The venue for the match is Estadio Nemesio Díez in Toluca, Mexico City, Mexico. It has a capacity of 30,000.

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