Mexico secured a commanding 2–0 victory over Ghana in an International Friendly on 23 May, dominating the encounter through superior shot volume and efficiency. The hosts fired 16 shots with eight on target, while Ghana managed only seven attempts and three on target, illustrating Mexico's control throughout. Mexico's goalkeeper maintained a 75 per cent save percentage, conceding 2.0 post-shot expected goals, indicating solid defending despite Ghana's limited threat. Deployed in a 4–3–3 formation, Mexico's attacking structure proved more cohesive than Ghana's 4–5–1 setup, which struggled to generate meaningful chances. The absence of named goalscorers in the data reflects the friendly's secondary status, yet the clean sheet and shot disparity underscore Mexico's superiority. This result demonstrates Mexico's readiness in their World Cup 2026 preparations.