Mexico and Uruguay played out a goalless draw in their International Friendly on 16 November, with the hosts dominating possession and territory without finding the breakthrough. Deployed in a 4-3-3 formation, Mexico created the better opportunities, registering 10 shots—three of which found the target—and accumulating 0.5 expected goals, yet their finishing proved blunt throughout. Uruguay's 4-3-3setup prioritised defensive solidity, limiting Mexico to clear-cut chances while registering just three shots, two on target, from a meagre 0.18 xG. Mexico's goalkeeper maintained a perfect 100% save percentage across the match, though the visitors rarely tested him with genuine threats. The stalemate reflected a cautious approach from both sides, with neither team willing to take significant risks in an encounter that lacked cutting edge in the final third. Both nations remain unbeaten but will seek more clinical finishing in upcoming fixtures.