Mexico and Portugal played out a goalless draw in an International Friendly on 29 March, with the visitors dominating possession and chance creation. Portugal's 4-2-3-1 setup proved more effective in the attacking third, generating ten shots including two on target and an expected goals total of 1.24, compared to Mexico's 4-1-4-1 formation which managed only seven shots with just one on target and 0.27 xG. Mexico's goalkeeper was called upon to make crucial saves, maintaining a 100% save percentage to preserve the clean sheet despite Portugal's superiority. The match reflected a clear tactical imbalance, with Portugal's midfield control failing to translate into goals, while Mexico's defensive discipline frustrated their opponents throughout. Walter Lopez oversaw a relatively quiet affair in terms of disciplinary action. Both teams remain unbeaten in their recent friendly fixtures.