El Tri Vs. Nigeria Live Stream: Watch As Mexican Sub-17 Selection Goes For Its Third World Cup

UPDATE: EL TRI U-17 LOSES SPOT IN WORLD CUP. HIGHLIGHTS OF VIDEO AND PICS OF THE GAME HERE!

Mexico squares off against Nigeria in Abu Dhabi's Mohammed Bin Zayed Stadium on Friday in the Sub-17 2013 World Cup, where it will try to notch its third all-time Cup victory. El Tri will also be going for a bit of revenge against the African squad after being trounced by them 6-1 when they met earlier in this year's World Cup action. Scroll down to the bottom of the page and hit the live streaming link to catch the game as it airs on 10:30am EST on Friday, November 8.

After their bad opening loss against Nigeria, Mexico managed to net victories against Iraq (3-1) and Sweden (1-0) which let them qualify for the second round, where they knocked off Italy (2-0), Brazil (11-10 in a penalty shootout) and Argentina (3-0) to advance to the match against Nigeria, which has had a much easier time in this year's action. In the Round of 16, Nigeria took down Iran (4-1), Uruguay (2-0) and knocked in three goals without a corresponding reply in semifinal action against Sweden.

The Nigerians are currently tied with Brazil as the most successful nation in the Sub-17 competition's history, having taken home the title in 1985, 1993, and 2007. Their Sub-17 teams have also managed to bring home silver medals on three separate occasions -- 1987, 2001, and 2009. Mexico's squads have been pretty successful themselves, with championships in 2005 and 2011, though not to the same level as Nigeria. Click here to catch the game live via UniMás when it airs live at 10:30am EST on Friday.

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