Goals, cards, substitutions, and other recorded match events.
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The Mexico vs Japan timeline covers Friendlies, Friendlies 1 on 7 Sept 2025 and tracks 15 recorded match events from the game. The scoreline is Mexico 0-0 Japan, so the event list can be read alongside the final result. The timeline includes 3 cards and 12 substitutions, which helps show whether the game was shaped by goals, cards, substitutions or a mix of all three.
The event mix shows 3 cards and 12 substitutions. That makes the timeline useful for seeing when the match opened up, when discipline became part of the story and how both benches changed the game through substitutions.
The first major moments listed here include 32' - Mexico, Edson Álvarez - Substitution 1, 60' - Mexico, Ernesto Vega - Substitution 2, 60' - Japan, Ko Itakura - Substitution 1, 61' - Mexico, Orbelín Pineda - Substitution 3, and 61' - Mexico, Raúl Jiménez - Substitution 4. Reading those events in order gives a quick route through the match story before opening the full timeline for every recorded action.
