What was the score of Meksiko vs South Korea?

The final score of Meksiko vs South Korea was 2-2.

When do Meksiko vs South Korea play?

Meksiko vs South Korea takes place Wednesday, 10 September 2025 at 08:30 WIB at Geodis Park, in the Friendlies Friendlies 1 competition.

Where to watch Meksiko vs South Korea?

Live scores, statistics, and line-ups for Meksiko vs South Korea are available free and in real time on LSSBO. The Friendlies match can also be watched via official broadcasters holding the rights.

What is the head-to-head record of Meksiko vs South Korea?

From the last 4 meetings, Meksiko won 3, South Korea won 0, and 1 ended in a draw.

Who scored in Meksiko vs South Korea?

Goals were scored by Meksiko (Raúl Jiménez 22', Santiago Giménez 90+4') and South Korea (Heung-min Son 65', Hyun-gyu Oh 75').

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Friendlies· Friendlies 1

Meksiko vs South Korea

Meksiko

2 - 2

Finished

Half-time: 1 - 0

South Korea

Wednesday, 10 September 2025

Geodis Park

Friendlies 1

Referee: Guido Gonzalez, USA

Match Timeline

MeksikoSouth Korea

22'
Raúl Jiménez
Goal
assist: Rodrigo Huescas
36'
Marcel Ruíz
Yellow Card
46'
Marcel Ruíz
Substitution
↓ Carlos Rodríguez
46'
Jens Castrop
Substitution
↓ Jin-kyu Kim
46'
Jun-Ho Bae
Substitution
↓ Heung-min Son
62'
Germán Berterame
Substitution
↓ Diego Lainez
62'
Hirving Lozano
Substitution
↓ Alexis Vega
62'
Raúl Jiménez
Substitution
↓ Santiago Giménez
65'
Heung-min Son
Goal
assist: Hyun-gyu Oh
73'
Moon-hwan Kim
Substitution
↓ Sang-bin Jeong
73'
Myeong-jae Lee
Substitution
↓ Lee Tae-seok
75'
Hyun-gyu Oh
Goal
assist: Kang-in Lee
79'
Mateo Chávez
Substitution
↓ Jesús Gallardo
79'
Rodrigo Huescas
Substitution
↓ Jorge Sánchez
80'
Kang-in Lee
Substitution
↓ Young-woo Seol
87'
Hyun-gyu Oh
Substitution
↓ Dong-gyeong Lee
90+4'
Santiago Giménez
Goal
assist: Jorge Sánchez

Raúl Jiménez
Goal
assist: Rodrigo Huescas
22'
Marcel Ruíz
Yellow Card
36'
Marcel Ruíz
Substitution
↓ Carlos Rodríguez
46'
46'
Jens Castrop
Substitution
↓ Jin-kyu Kim
46'
Jun-Ho Bae
Substitution
↓ Heung-min Son
Germán Berterame
Substitution
↓ Diego Lainez
62'
Hirving Lozano
Substitution
↓ Alexis Vega
62'
Raúl Jiménez
Substitution
↓ Santiago Giménez
62'
65'
Heung-min Son
Goal
assist: Hyun-gyu Oh
73'
Moon-hwan Kim
Substitution
↓ Sang-bin Jeong
73'
Myeong-jae Lee
Substitution
↓ Lee Tae-seok
75'
Hyun-gyu Oh
Goal
assist: Kang-in Lee
Mateo Chávez
Substitution
↓ Jesús Gallardo
79'
Rodrigo Huescas
Substitution
↓ Jorge Sánchez
79'
80'
Kang-in Lee
Substitution
↓ Young-woo Seol
87'
Hyun-gyu Oh
Substitution
↓ Dong-gyeong Lee
Santiago Giménez
Goal
assist: Jorge Sánchez
90+4'

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About Meksiko vs South Korea

Meksiko face South Korea in Friendlies (Friendlies 1) at Geodis Park, Wednesday, 10 September 2025 at 08:30 WIB. Below is the full score, statistics, and match data for Meksiko vs South Korea.

The match ended in a 2-2 draw. At half-time the score was 1-0. Goalscorers · Meksiko: Raúl Jiménez 22', Santiago Giménez 90+4'; South Korea: Heung-min Son 65', Hyun-gyu Oh 75'.

In the last 4 meetings between the two sides, Meksiko won 3, South Korea won 0, and 1 ended in a draw.

Meksiko vs South Korea FAQ

What was the score of Meksiko vs South Korea?: The final score of Meksiko vs South Korea was 2-2.
When do Meksiko vs South Korea play?: Meksiko vs South Korea takes place Wednesday, 10 September 2025 at 08:30 WIB at Geodis Park, in the Friendlies Friendlies 1 competition.
Where to watch Meksiko vs South Korea?: Live scores, statistics, and line-ups for Meksiko vs South Korea are available free and in real time on LSSBO. The Friendlies match can also be watched via official broadcasters holding the rights.
What is the head-to-head record of Meksiko vs South Korea?: From the last 4 meetings, Meksiko won 3, South Korea won 0, and 1 ended in a draw.
Who scored in Meksiko vs South Korea?: Goals were scored by Meksiko (Raúl Jiménez 22', Santiago Giménez 90+4') and South Korea (Heung-min Son 65', Hyun-gyu Oh 75').