Saudi Arabia vs Mexico, November 30: Head-to-Head Statistics, Line-ups, Prediction for the 2022 World Cup Match

It will be all to play for in the final round of Group C fixtures of the Qatar World Cup between the Saudi Arabian national team and the North American side, Mexico. The excitement of this group's fixture is drawn from the fact that no team has booked a spot and no team has exited the competition as all four countries still stand a mathematical chance of progressing to the second round. The match between Saudi Arabia and Mexico will be played at the 80000-capacity Lusail Stadium on 30th November 2022.

If you had a busy schedule and couldn't make it to Lusail Stadium in Qatar from Saudi Arabia, you could catch all the action from BeIN Sports MENA anywhere, anytime.

Mexican residents can do the same by live-streaming from Televisa Univision-approved cable channel or live-streaming from the website using your mobile device

For USA residents, FOX Sports has got the right to bring all the action live to your TV Screen or your mobile device via the Fox Sports network. Their FoxGO app can be used for live-streaming purposes as well.

• FIFA Ranking: 51st;
• Last five Matches: WDLWL;

Saudi Arabia fell to the hands of Robert Lewandowski's inspired Polish side in the second match of their World cup campaign. This defeat eclipses the accolades the Al-Suqour Al-Khodhur enjoyed in their remarkable comeback victory against Argentina. Though qualification is still achievable, this can only come by if they overcome an angry Mexican side that fell to the hands of brilliant Lionel Messi's Argentine side. Two goals from Piotr Zielinski and Robert Lewandoski on either side of the halves were just enough to submerge Herve Renard's men whose best chance of the match came after a VAR review handed Al Dawsari a chance from the spot only to be denied by Szczesny, the Polish goalkeeper.

(4 -3 - 3) Y. Al Shahrani, A Al Bulayhi, H Al Tambakti, S. Abdulhamid, Mohamed Kanno, A Al Malki, S Al Faraj, S Al Dawsari, S Al Shehri, F Albrikan.

• FIFA Ranking: 13th;
• Last five Matches: LWLDL;

Mexico suffered their first defeat in the World cup from a hungry Argentinean side who were inspired by a stunning Lionel Messi's 64th-minute long-range strike. Their goalless draw against Poland thanks to Lewandowski's penalty miss, meant that Mexico had all to play for against Argentina. The Mexicans fought tooth and nail to level things up only for Fernandes' far-left curler to bury the game beyond reach. Having managed 40% of the average ball possession against a 3rd-place Fifa-ranked side, Daniel Martinos' men have the quality to sink Saudi Arabia in their world cup deciding fixture.

( 4 - 3 - 3 ) Guillermo Ochoa, J.Sanchez, C Montes, H. Moreno, J. Gallardo, H. Herrera, Edson Alvarez, L. Chavez, H.Lozano, H. Martin, A.Vega.

The Saudi Arabian are not too renowned for goal-scoring. The comeback win in their penultimate match was the first time the Arabian side has scored two or more goals since October 2021. A BTTS NO (Both Teams Not To Score) bet at 2.068 odds at 1XBET, one of the best sportsbooks, is our first take of the match.

El Tri will want to play their part by beating Saudi Arabia and hope for a victory from either Argentina or Poland to secure a spot in the next phase. An outright win for Mexico which goes for 1.68 odds on the CoinPlay sportsbook is our expert's second take.

Mexico, like the Saudis, are not too much of a goal-scoring side. The tempo and circumstances behind the game will promote a defensive-conscious encounter. An Under 2.5 bet at 2.01 odds on Bet365 sportsbook is our third prediction of the day.