Mexico dominated Serbia 5–1 in an International Friendly on 5 June, delivering a commanding performance built on territorial control and clinical finishing. The hosts registered 17 shots with 7 on target, overwhelming their visitors who managed only 3 attempts and 1 on target. Mexico's 4–1–4–1 formation proved effective in controlling the midfield and creating space for attacking moves, while Serbia's 4–2–3–1 setup struggled to contain the home side's movement. Mexico's goalkeeper faced relatively limited pressure, recording a 28.57 per cent save percentage across five shots conceded, though the team's dominance meant Serbia rarely threatened. The scoreline reflects a substantial gulf in quality and intensity between the nations, with Mexico's clinical execution in the final third the decisive factor. The result provides Mexico with significant momentum ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.