Czechia vs Mexico

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• First-half markets are reference-only: FH AH is near balanced and FH total 1 is not forcing an early shootout. The pick relies more on Matchday 3 late-game state than early dominance.
• Mexico’s Álvarez-Romo-Mora midfield, Alvarado/Quiñones width and Martínez central role give structure, with Alexis Vega, César Huerta, Raúl Jiménez, Santiago Giménez and Armando González available late. Czechia’s 3-4-2-1 has Coufal/Douděra width and Hložek with Šulc/Višinský support, plus Schick, Kuchta, Chorý, Chytil, Souček and Provod to chase if needed.
• Current Group A table: Mexico 6, Korea Republic 3, Czechia 1, South Africa 1. Matchday 3 escalation is real for Czechia because a draw is weak for the best-third race and a loss is effectively elimination; if level late or behind, Czechia should open up. Mexico do not need goal-difference margin, so the risk is not a blowout chase, but they have a transition route if Czechia overextend. Bracket path matters: 1st Group A goes to R32 M79 vs a 3rd-place C/E/F/H/I, runner-up goes to M73 vs Runner-up B, and 3rd Group A would face Winner E or Winner G. Mexico care about 1st vs 2nd but a draw already gets 1st; Czechia need the higher-risk win path rather than protecting 3rd.