FIFA has enacted a partial stadium capacity ban on the Mexican National Team due to recurring incidents of discriminatory chanting by fans. This decision, made by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee, will impact the friendly match against Ghana at Estadio Cuauhtémoc. The misconduct was linked to previous matches against Ecuador and Paraguay held in the United States last year, despite ongoing efforts by the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) to raise awareness about the issue. In response to the sanctions, the stadium's operational authorities have proactively restricted ticket sales in specific sections, which will remain empty during the match. These areas will instead display large banners advocating for inclusion and fair play in football. The FMF has reiterated its commitment to eliminating homophobic behavior in stadiums and has urged Mexican fans to show their support for the national team in a respectful manner. The organization stressed that continued misconduct could lead to severe sanctions that jeopardize El Tri's participation in official tournaments, emphasizing the importance of creating a welcoming environment for all.