Having already clinched a spot in the hexagonal round, Mexico will clash with El Salvador at 9:00 p.m. ET.
El Salvador is trying to continue their 2014 World Cup dreams alive, and would need a win to do so. El Salvador had a chance to clinch its berth to the hexagonal stage last Friday at home, but gave Costa Rica a 1-0 win.
Now they must defeat Mexico and hope for a Costa Rican loss to Guyana, but if Costa Rica ends things in a draw, it will only make things more difficult for El Salvador.
El Salvador currently sit in third in the group, two points behind Costa Rica. They will be without Alfredo Pacheco and Eliseo Quintanilla, who were both sent off in a 1-0 defeat to Costa Rica on Friday, due to suspensions.
Meanwhile, though Mexico has already qualified for the next round, the incentive to finish Group B with a perfect record remains to be priority number one.
After an impressive victory over Guyana, coach Jose Manuel de la Torre elected to mix up his lineup for the game, with veterans Zinha and Gerrado Torrado lining up in central midfield, while the partnership of Oribe Peralta and Javier Hernandez was tested up front.
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