Mexico only managed a scoreless draw, their fourth in 10 matches over 2022, playing out a 0-0 stalemate Ecuador on Sunday.
The draw marked El Tri’s 100th Mextour match in the United States, having held home fixtures there since 2002.
In an otherwise uneventful match on the pitch, Tata Martino’s side had a late shout for a penalty waved away when Uriel Antuna appeared to have been brought down in the penalty area in 78th minute.
The game faced late controversy when it was momentarily suspended, however, following discriminatory chanting towards Ecuador goalkeeper Alexander Dominguez with each goal-kick.
Ecuador will now host Cape Verde on Saturday, while Mexico commence their CONCACAF Nations League campaign hosting Suriname.
#MEXECU | Full-time at Soldier Field.
On to our @CNationsLeague challenges. #MEXTOUR | #SomosLocales pic.twitter.com/8yYuMqx79C
— Mexican National Team (@miseleccionmxEN) June 6, 2022
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