Brazil vs Mexico World Cup 2026 Tickets

No matter where the FIFA World Cup takes place, the Brazil national team will generally be the centre of attention with plenty of interest stemming from all around the world.

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Brazil vs Mexico at the World Cup

Both these teams competed at the inaugural FIFA World Cup back in 1930, though only one of them has gone on to claim the world title. Brazil became the first five-time winners of the most glorious prize in world football, achieving this feat in 2002 with a 2-0 win over Germany.

The Brazilians had previously ascended to the throne in 1958, 1962 & 1970, with iconic talisman Pele involved in all three tournaments. The Seleção would then have to wait until 1994 to get their hands on the World Cup Trophy again, thanks to a nail-biting victory against Italy in the Final.

Mexico, meanwhile, have regularly struggled to advance to the latter stages of the World Cup. Both the 1970 & 1986 editions of the quadrennial tournament took place in Mexico and saw the host nation seal progression to the quarter-finals on either occasion.

Brazil vs Mexico Head-to-Head

These nations have clashed several times on the world stage, with their first FIFA World Cup matchup taking place at the 1950 edition. Brazil ran out 4-0 winners on this occasion, on their way to reaching the final round.

The teams reconvened four years later 1954, again at the group stage, as the Brazilians picked up a resounding 5-0 victory over Mexico. Pele was on the scoresheet when Brazil defeated Mexico at the 1962 World Cup, ending 2-0 in favour of the eventual champions.

In more recent times, Brazil & Mexico met at both the 2014 & 2018 events. The former took place in Brazil but ended goalless in Fortaleza, while the latter saw the teams face one another in the knockout stage for the first time; Neymar opened the scoring in a 2-0 win for the Seleção.