Wales v Mexico live stream, Sky Sports Premier League, Saturday 27th March, 8pm GMT
Wales welcome Mexico to the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday evening for an international friendly sandwiched between two important fixtures.
Gareth Bale & Co. lost 3-1 to Belgium on Wednesday evening and will be hoping this non-competitive showdown with Mexico provides an opportunity to fine-tune ahead of Monday's World Cup qualifier with the Czech Republic.
While there is no shame in losing to the no.1 ranked team in Europe, Wales left Belgium disappointed in midweek, their qualifying camping off to a losing start.
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Wales: 12/3
Draw: 10/5
Mexico: 8/11
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With the clash with Mexico falling just ahead of a key qualifier, Rob Page - in caretaker charge for a fifth game as Ryan Giggs remains under investigation due to an allegation of assault - may opt to name a weakened side so as to avoid injury to star players.
Kick-off is at 8pm GMT and the game is being shown on Sky Sports Premier League in the UK.
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