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Is Mexico vs. Iceland Going Ahead? Latest on Soccer Friendly Game Amid Unrest After Cartel Leader Killed

FIFA is monitoring security after unrest linked to the killing of CJNG leader El Mencho, with Mexico maintaining World Cup and playoff match schedules despite protests.

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Violence has broken out in parts of the country, which could threaten Mexico's preparation for the World Cup.

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Sources: Mexico game still on amid cartel violence

Mexico plans to proceed with its friendly match scheduled against Iceland on Wednesday at the Corregidora Stadium in Queretaro amid unrest and violence in the country, sources told ESPN.

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Is Mexico vs. Iceland going ahead? Latest on soccer friendly game amid unrest after cartel leader killed

Violence has broken out in parts of the country, which could threaten Mexico's preparation for the World Cup.

·North Carolina, United States
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Sporting News broke the news in North Carolina, United States on Monday, February 23, 2026.
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