Rangel and Romo impress in Mexico's win over Australia | OneFootball

The Mexican National Team played its penultimate warm-up match on the road to the 2026 FIFA World Cup, doing so with rojiblanca representation in the narrow win over Australia. Two Chivas players were in the starting lineup for the match at the Rose Bowl in Los Angeles, and here we tell you how they performed.

Raúl Rangel started as El Tri’s first-choice goalkeeper and played the opening 45 minutes of the match. As has become customary, the Cantera Rojiblanca product once again kept a clean sheet. He also showed important flashes in building out from the back thanks to his already trademark ball distribution.

Meanwhile, Luis Romo started in midfield, stayed on the pitch for 74 minutes, and recorded 1 key pass, 2 recoveries, and 1 shot on target. The rojiblanco has also been used as a center back during this process, a versatility that could make him an important option for El Tri ahead of the World Cup.

Armando González and Brian Gutiérrez remained on the bench after seeing action in the match against Ghana, while Roberto Alvarado also did not play against the Oceanian side. Mexico will play its final warm-up match against Serbia next Thursday, June 4, in Toluca, before officially beginning its participation in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

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