Mexico won 2-1 against Jamaica after putting in a tremendous effort in the last 10 minutes of its Concacaf World Cup qualifying match. El Tri will be seeking a decisive result against Costa Rica in the final round of qualifying on Sunday. Mexico's back is against a wall and there are few opportunities to climb back up the Concacaf standings. Sunday's matchup is critical. Paramount+ will stream the entire action.
Kickoff is scheduled for 6 p.m. ET. Caesars Sportsbook has Mexico listed as the favorite at -380 (risk $380 to Win $100) in the latest Mexico vs. Costa Rica odds. Costa Rica is the huge +1000 underdog. The draw is priced at +350, while the over-under for total goals is set at 2.5. Sunday's match will be live streamed on Paramount+ using their premium plan.
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How to watch Mexico vs. Costa Rica
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Mexico vs. Costa Rica date: Sunday, January 30
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Mexico vs. Costa Rica time: 6 p.m. ET
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Mexico vs. Costa Rica live stream: Paramount+
Concacaf World Cup qualifiers for Costa Rica vs. Mexico
You must view Martin Green's picks for Mexico vs. Costa Rica before you can tune in to Sunday’s World Cup qualifiers. Green has been covering the game since 2001, after he worked in the betting industry for many years. His European soccer picks have been perfect since then. Green has been able to generate over $37,000 in $100 bets since 2017-18 and has a pulse on soccer all around the world.
Green backs Mexico to win against Costa Rica at -125 odds. Only two of Mexico’s six matches have featured three goals or less. The last time Costa Rica attempted to push a matchup between these two was in 2018. Since October, Mexico has failed to score at least twice in any match. And with El Tri's pressure to reach the World Cup, nerves are becoming more important, even at home.
The match's gravity will highlight the importance of Mexico's situation, but the team should benefit from the years of experience. With so much at stake for the home team, Costa Rica should not be the aggressor. Mexico should win the match with its chances of reaching the World Cup intact because of the gap in talent and confidence.
Green stated that Mexico also boasts many veteran stars, including Nestor Araujo and Nestor Ochoa. Hector Herrera, Hector Moreno, Guillermo Ochoa, Hector Moreno and Nestor Moreno. They form the spine of Mexico's team." SportsLine was informed by Green. It has more youthful dynamism and depth than Costa Rica.
