The Mexican men’s national team is coming back to Atlanta.

Mexico, which recently won the Gold Cup, will host Uzbekistan on Sept. 12 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. It will be Mexico’s fourth time playing in Mercedes-Benz Stadium and its first meeting with Uzbekistan.

The match is scheduled during a FIFA window, so both sides should field strong squads.

The match is one of four that Mexico will play in the U.S. It will play Australia on Sept. 9 in Arlington, Texas, Ghana on Oct. 14 at a site to be announced, and Germany in Philadelphia on Oct. 17.

Tickets for the September matches will go on sale July 25.

Mexico is 6-1-2 in Atlanta, dating to 2009 when it defeated Venezuela at the Georgia Dome.

Mexico’s history playing games in Atlanta:

  • It defeated Venezuela 4-0, with more than 51,000 tickets sold or distributed, in 2009.
  • It defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2-0, with more than 50,000 tickets sold or distributed, in 2011.
  • It defeated Trinidad and Tobago 1-0, with more than 54,000 tickets sold or distributed, in the 2013 Gold Cup.
  • It tied Nigeria 0-0, with an Atlanta record of 68,212 tickets sold or distributed, in 2014.
  • Mexico broke that record in 2015 with 70,511 tickets sold or distributed for a 2-1 win over Panama in the semifinals of the Gold Cup. That game was a doubleheader, with the Americans losing to Jamaica 2-1 in the other semifinal.
  • In 2016, it defeated Paraguay 2-0 in a friendly, with 63,049 tickets sold and distributed.
  • In 2019, it defeated Venezuela 3-1 in a friendly, with 51,834 tickets sold and distributed.
  • In 2021, it defeated Honduras in a friendly, with an announced attendance of 70,072.
  • In 2022, it was beaten by Paraguay 1-0 in a friendly, with an announced attendance of more than 50,000.

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