Mexico and Jamaica are scheduled to play their second October friendly on Tuesday, October 13, at 7 p.m. Mexico City time in Querétaro’s Estadio La Corregidora. The match closes Pedro López’s women’s national-team camp and the final international window before the Concacaf W Championship.
The immediate reference is Jamaica’s 4–3 win in Aguascalientes on October 9. Facing the same opponent again provides a useful comparison: it reduces some variables and makes changes in collective responses and decisions easier to observe. It does not turn a friendly into a qualifier or award World Cup qualification points.
Following from Mexico and the United States
The announced kickoff converts to 9 p.m. Eastern, 8 p.m. Central and 6 p.m. Pacific in the United States on this date. Do not carry those differences into November without checking US daylight saving changes. Querétaro uses the same local time as Mexico City for this preview.
Television coverage should be checked against the federation or the relevant broadcaster’s announcement. A channel is not confirmed simply because it carried an earlier match, and a Mexican feed is not automatically available in the US. For attendance, the official ticket portal identifies the match and the Corregidora venue; current prices and availability belong there rather than in third-party screenshots.
What to watch beyond the score
As a viewing guide, observe the spacing between lines when Mexico loses possession, the passing options available to a player under pressure and the response after a goal. Full sequences help distinguish an isolated chance from a repeated pattern. These are observation questions, not claims that the coach has announced a new formation.
The official squad covers the October 4–13 camp. Being selected does not establish tonight’s starting lineup. The team sheet and substitutions will provide a clearer picture of playing-time allocation. After the match, Evovo’s Mexico women’s center will display the available result and next fixture; this preview preserves the announced conditions for the game. That makes it possible to follow the preparation without mistaking pre-match information for a final result.
