The Subway Socceroos will play its fourth friendly match of 2023 when it faces Mexico at AT&T Stadium in Dallas, Texas on Sunday 12:00PM (AEST).
The match against the 12th ranked side and CONCACAF Gold Cup winners will provide Australia another stern test ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™ qualifiers in November and the upcoming AFC Asian Cup Qatar 2023TM tournament in January next year.
Here is everything you need to know about the Subway Socceroos' clash against El Tri.
Our squad
Graham Arnold named his 23-man squad last Friday which includes three maiden call-ups and overall five potential debutants as uncapped dup Alessandro Circati and Tom Glover return having been named in the side to face Argentina back in June.
Sam Silvera, Cameron Burgess and Ashley Maynard-Brewer are the trio to have received their first senior call-ups.
Nick D'Agostino earned his first call-up since June 2022, while a number of experienced regulars are also back including Jackson Irvine, Aziz Behich, Mathew Leckie, Milos Degenek and Martin Boyle from injury.
See the full squad below.
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SUBWAY SOCCEROOS SQUAD vs MEXICO I DALLAS, TEXAS – SATURDAY 9 SEPTEMBER
|
Name |
Current Club, Country |
‘A’ Caps (Goals) |
Junior Club (Member Federation/Country) |
|
Nathaniel ATKINSON |
Heart of Midlothian FC, Scotland |
7 (0) |
Riverside Olympic FC / Football Tasmania |
|
Keanu BACCUS |
St Mirren FC, Scotland |
7 (0) |
Parklea FC / Football New South Wales |
|
Aziz BEHICH |
Melbourne City FC, Australia |
59 (2) |
Meadow Park SC / Football Victoria |
|
Martin BOYLE |
Hibernian FC, Scotland |
19 (5) |
Lewis United FC / Montrose FC (Scotland) |
|
Cameron BURGESS |
Ipswich Town FC, England |
0 |
ECU Joondalup / Football West |
|
Alessandro CIRCATI |
Parma Calcio 1913, Italy |
0 |
Perth Soccer Club / Football West |
|
Nicholas D’AGOSTINO |
Viking FK, Norway |
2 (0) |
Runaway Bay SC / Football Queensland |
|
Milos DEGENEK |
FK Crvena zvezda, Serbia |
44 (1) |
Blacktown City FC / Football New South Wales |
|
Cameron DEVLIN |
Heart of Midlothian FC, Scotland |
2 (0) |
Sutherland Sharks FC / Football New South Wales |
|
Mitchell DUKE |
FC Machida Zelvia, Japan |
27 (9) |
Liverpool Rangers SC / Football New South Wales |
|
Denis GENREAU |
Toulouse FC, France |
5 (0) |
Brighton SC / Football Victoria |
|
Thomas GLOVER (Gk) |
Middlesbrough FC, England |
0 |
Menai Hawks / Football New South Wales |
|
Jackson IRVINE |
FC St Pauli, Germany |
55 (8) |
Ringwood City SC / Football Victoria |
|
Mathew LECKIE |
Melbourne City FC, Australia |
78 (14) |
Brimbank Stallions FC / Football Victoria |
|
Ashley MAYNARD-BREWER |
Charlton Athletic FC, England |
0 |
ECU Joondalup / Football West |
|
Riley MCGREE |
Middlesbrough FC, England |
17 (1) |
Gawler Eagles FC / Football South Australia |
|
Connor METCALFE |
FC St. Pauli, Germany |
8 (0) |
South Cardiff FC / Northern NSW Football |
|
Aiden O’NEILL |
Standard de Liège, Belgium |
3 (0) |
University of Queensland Football Club (Formerly Kenmore FC) / Football Queensland |
|
Kye ROWLES |
Heart of Midlothian FC, Scotland |
10 (0) |
Palm Beach SC / Football Queensland |
|
Mathew RYAN (Gk) (Cpt) |
AZ Alkmaar, Netherland |
81 (0) |
Blacktown City FC / Football New South Wales |
|
Sam SILVERA |
Middlesbrough FC, England |
0 |
Blacktown City FC / Football New South Wales |
|
Harry SOUTTAR |
Leicester City FC, England |
16 (6) |
Brechin City Boys Club (Scotland) |
|
Ryan STRAIN |
St Mirren FC, Scotland |
2 (0) |
Aston Villa FC (UK) |
How to watch
The match against Mexico will be broadcast live and free on Australia's 'Home of Football,' Network 10 with coverage beginning from 11:30am AEST.
The international friendly will also be streamed live via both 10 Play and Paramount+. International fans, stay tuned for more information around how you can watch the game.
As always be sure to check your local guides closer to the game.
READ MORE: How to watch: Mexico vs Australia
Our history vs Mexico
The Subway Socceroos will face Mexico for a sixth time on Sunday and first since the 2001 FIFA Confederations Cup. In five previous meetings Australia has won two and drawn twice, leaving one defeat which occurred in the inaugural encounter back in December 1970.
READ MORE: Our History vs Mexico
International Friendly
Mexico vs Australia
Date: Sunday, 10 September 2023
Venue: AT&T Stadium, Arlington, Texas
Time: 12:00pm AEST, (9:00pm Saturday, 9 September local time)
Broadcast: Live on Network 10, 10 Play and Paramount+