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Mexico travels to Harrison, New Jersey, to host Peru in the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier, with Hirving Lozano set to secure his spot on the left flank after an extended absence from El Tré following the 1‑1 tie against Colombia.
Lozano, who has not earned selection since March 2024 during Javier Aguirre’s stint, receives a debut cap under newly appointed manager Rafael Marquez. The San Diego FC winger, now on loan at LA Galaxy, was highlighted by Marquez, who emphasized, “I think Hirving can still make a difference.” Despite his potential impact, however, Lozano does not feature in Tuesday’s starting eleven against Peru.
The previous encounter in Baltimore finished in a 1‑1 draw when Gilberto Mora sealed the deal via a 62th‑minute equaliser, setting a record as the youngest ever Mexican scorer with 17 years old.
Peru arrive on the heels of a 4‑1 collapse to the USMNT in Orlando, with Gianluca Lapadula finding the net once for Marques Lopes. The Brazilian forward aims to spark renewed momentum ahead of Tuesday’s showdown.
Confirmed lineup for Mexico
Marquez retains the 4‑3‑3 system adopted earlier, inserting Orel Vargas and Alvaro Fidalgo into midfield alongside Denzell García. German Berterame caps the front three, backed by Raul Jimenez and Julian Quinones, both listed sidelined due to injury.
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Official Mexico XI:
Óscar García; Jeremy Márquez, Víctor Guzmán, Everardo López, Mateo Chávez; Denzell García, Álvaro Fidalgo, Obed Vargas; Orbelín Pineda, Isaías Violante, Germán Berterame
Confirmed lineup for Peru
Guillermo Menezes deploys a 4‑2‑3‑1 configuration, with Pedro Gallese in goal, Yoshimar Yotún shielding midfield and Piero Magallanes paired with Jairo Vélez and Adrián Ugarriza up front.
Peru’s official XI:
Pedro Gallese; Marco Huamán, Erick Noriega, Renzo Garcés, Marcos López; Wilder Cartagena, Oslimg Mora, Yoshimar Yotún; Piero Magallanes, Jairo Vélez, Adrián Ugarriza
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