France vs Mexico World Cup 2026 Tickets

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France vs Mexico at the World Cup

Only one of these teams has gone on to achieve FIFA World Cup honours, with France doing so on no fewer than two occasions. Les Bleus claimed their maiden world title in 1998, on home soil, following a resounding 3-0 victory over Brazil in the World Cup Final.

The French became two-time world champions in 2018, thanks to their 4-2 win against Croatia. Antoine Griezmann, Paul Pogba & Kylian Mbappe were all on the scoresheet at the Luzhniki Stadium in Moscow.

On the other hand, Mexico have rarely made it to the latter stages of the quadrennial tournament. El Tri reached the quarter-finals at the 1970 & 1986 editions, both of them held in Mexico, and this would remain their joint-best performances at the World Cup leading up to the 2026 event, also co-hosted by Mexico.

France vs Mexico Head-to-Head

Each of these nations competed at the inaugural FIFA World Cup back in 1930, and they even shared a pitch in the opening match of the event. France defeated Mexico by four goals to one, however both sides ultimately failed to reach the knockout stage.

They reconvened at the 1954 World Cup, again at the group stage. The French secured a 3-2 win, though once more either nation was knocked out at the first round. 12 years later the teams played out a 1-1 draw at Wembley Stadium, with both failing to advance to the knockouts.

France & Mexico were grouped together again at the 2010 World Cup, alongside tournament hosts South Africa and eventual semifinalists Uruguay. Mexico were 2-0 winners versus Les Bleus, as Javier ‘Chicharito’ Hernandez opened the scoring for El Tri.