Mexico U20 will face Denmark U20 on Wednesday, 4th June 2025 at the Stade Parsemain in Fos-sur-Mer as part of the prestigious World Tournoi Maurice Revello. The match kicks off at 16:30 BST, which corresponds to 17:30 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain.
This fixture marks a first-ever meeting between the two youth sides, adding an extra layer of intrigue to what promises to be a competitive encounter. Expect a high-energy battle as both teams look to gain early momentum in the tournament.
How are both teams coming into this?
Mexico U20 arrive with a reputation for technical quality and attacking flair. While they haven’t featured any current senior internationals, their recent performances at youth level have shown a blend of creativity and squad depth. The coaching staff will be keen to see their side control possession and build from the back against a well-organised opponent.
Denmark U20, on the other hand, typically rely on physical strength and disciplined structure. They’ll aim to disrupt Mexico’s rhythm through aggressive pressing and quick transitions. Without any prior head-to-head history, Denmark will focus on imposing their game plan early and capitalizing on set-piece opportunities.
Our forecast
We anticipate an open and entertaining match, with Mexico holding a slight edge due to home-style support and technical prowess. However, Denmark’s resilience should keep the scoreline close. Both teams have shown the ability to find the net in recent outings, so backing Both Teams To Score looks prudent.
Given the balance of strengths, a 1-1 draw or a narrow Mexico victory seems most likely. For those seeking a bigger payout, a Draw No Bet on Mexico offers some security, while a goal-line boost on over 2.5 goals could pay off if the match endures lapses at the back.
