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International Friendly Japan vs Mexico 15:00 ET Japan will take on Mexico in an international friendly on Tuesday and it will be an interesting battle between two sides that have looked really formidable of late. Since football resumed post the Covid-19 break, neither Japan nor Mexico have lost a single game. Japan beat Panama 1-0 last week thanks to Takumi Minamino scoring from the spot in the 61st minute of the game. They will face Mexico on the back of two successive wins with the first one coming against Ivory Coast in October where the Japanese registered a win thanks to a stoppage time goal from Naomichi Ueda. On the other hand, Mexico came from behind to beat South Korea on Saturday. After Hwang Ui-jo opened the scoring for the South Koreans, Mexico whizzed past them in a three-minute flurry where Raul Jimenez, Uriel Antuna and Carlos Salcedo all scored between the 67th and the 70th minute. LIVE STREAM

International Friendly Netherlands vs Mexico 14:45 ET   The Netherlands starts another chapter in its history with De Boer as its new leader. Ronald Koeman decided that it is better for him to lead Barcelona than the national squad, and instead of him, De Boer jumped in. He will probably mix the lineup a little bit due to a crowded schedule his players have to endure. Still, Oranje’s new leader would want to see what his resources are, and he will find a way to include the majority of players in Wednesday’s clash. He indicated that AZ Alkmaar’s trio Owen Wijndal, Marco Bizot, and Teun Koopmeiners, will get a chance to show its capabilities, and it wouldn’t be odd to see all of them in the lineup at some point. Mexico comes to Europe after a 3-0 victory over Guatemala, in the recently played match. Their coach Martino won’t have Miguel Layun and Carlos Salcedo at disposal, as well as Hirving Lozano. But that isn’t too big of a deal for the Mexicans, who are coming to the Netherlands...