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FIFA World Cup Draw Scenarios for Mexico: What are the best and worst draws El Tri can get?
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Mexico’s FIFA World Cup Draw: Exploring El Tri’s Best and Worst Matchup Scenarios!

December 3, 2025 4 Min Read
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  • Drawing Restrictions
  • Mexico’s Challenges
  • Mexico’s Best-Case Scenario

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is now just six months away, with the spotlight shared by the three Concacaf host nations: the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The tournament draw, which will take place this Friday, will determine the matchups for each group. Currently, the U.S. is placed in Group D, Canada in Group B, and Mexico in Group A.

As the excitement builds for this significant global event, attention is turning to the host countries and their potential competitors. Teams participating in the tournament will be organized into pots, helping to shape the upcoming matches.

While we’ve analyzed the best and worst-case scenarios for the USMNT, it raises the question: what about El Tri? With Mexico’s recent performance in question, the upcoming draw and the groups they end up in could be crucial.

Drawing Restrictions

There will be 16 teams in the tournament, with UEFA regulations preventing more than one team from the same confederation in any group (unless specific arrangements require it). Additionally, intercontinental playoff teams may affect group compositions, which could include Concacaf teams Jamaica and Suriname, complicating the draw for the host nations.

Mexico’s Challenges

Mexico’s recent decline in form has been dramatic. Following a successful early 2025, including winning the Nations League, the team has struggled since their triumph at the Gold Cup in July. With only six months to regain their form, it’s crucial to consider possible unfavorable draw scenarios for Mexico, especially based on their current performance.

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Scenario A:

  • Mexico
  • Norway (UEFA)
  • Colombia (Conmebol)
  • Italy (UEFA playoff winner)

This scenario could be disastrous as it’s possible for two UEFA teams to land in Group A, creating challenges for Mexico against strong opponents like Norway and Italy. With Erling Haaland posing a significant threat, and Colombia having recently defeated Mexico 4-0, this grouping could spell trouble.

Scenario B:

  • Mexico
  • Scotland (UEFA)
  • Morocco (CAF)
  • Sweden (UEFA playoff winner)

If this group takes shape, the competition remains fierce. Scotland could prove challenging, alongside a strong Sweden and a motivated Morocco, who recently made an impressive World Cup run.

Mexico’s Best-Case Scenario

To position themselves favorably in the finals, Mexico has considerable work ahead. Following their inability to progress past the group stage in Qatar 2022, the pressure is on as hosts to make a strong showing.

Ideal Scenario:

  • Mexico
  • Ivory Coast (CAF)
  • Iran (AFC)
  • New Zealand (OFC)

This grouping might seem more manageable given the rankings. However, if Mexico fails to secure wins against these teams, it would only amplify the disappointment from their recent World Cup performance.

Fan Take: The stakes couldn’t be higher for soccer fans as the World Cup approaches; not only do they want to see their favorite teams contest for glory, but they also crave memorable moments and thrilling matches. The outcomes of the draw could significantly influence the trajectory of the tournament for the host nations, particularly Mexico, which has the potential to shape the future of soccer in North America.

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