Mexican National Team Earns Back Fan Support Ahead of Concacaf Nations League Final

The Mexican National Team has rekindled its bond with fans in the U.S. just in time for the Concacaf Nations League final. Under the guidance of coach Javier Aguirre, the team will face Panama with nearly 85 percent of tickets already sold, signaling strong fan backing. After a lackluster two-year stretch that saw even their most dedicated supporters waver, the team’s victory over Canada in the Final Four at the Inglewood stadium has restored faith among U.S.-based fans. The SoFi Stadium is nearing its full capacity of 70,000 seats, surpassing the 50,295 attendees recorded last Thursday.

The official ticketing platform indicates a scarcity of available seats, especially in the upper sections which are virtually sold out, while the middle and lower sections have only a handful of tickets remaining. Prices for the highest-tier seats reach up to $737.8 (approximately 14,932 pesos), and the cheapest available tickets were previously priced at $83 (1,673 pesos). This event is part of a doubleheader, concluding with the Mexico vs. Panama match, and starting with a clash for third place between Canada and the United States, the latter being the champion of the first three editions. Coach Aguirre has been vocal about the team’s dedication, emphasizing their commitment to give their all on the field to honor their supporters’ trust.