The intensity of the USA's game against Mexico figures to be unlike anything any of the newcomers have seen before.

The United States Men's National Team faces fierce rival Mexico in an exhibition match on Saturday at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. Despite technically being a home fixture for the Americans, manager Mauricio Pochettino expects a heavily pro-Mexico crowd that will provide an intense test for his developing squad.
Pochettino plans to blend youth and experience, offering newcomers such as Cavan Sullivan, Mathis Albert, and Julian Hall vital experience before Concacaf qualifying starts for the 2030 World Cup. Meanwhile, Tyler Adams has been officially named the new USMNT captain following the retirement of Tim Ream.
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