England vs. Mexico | World Cup Round of 16 MATCH PREVIEW



Mexico have had a perfect World Cup campaign so far, but have their toughest challenge yet awaiting them in the Round of 16. England have had a few hiccups but got over the line in the round of 32 thanks to a Harry Kane brace to comeback against DR Congo. The Matchday crew breaks down what will be an exciting match at the Azteca, and ask the question: can England handle the altitude?

00:00 – Who is the favorite?
02:00 – England’s passing patterns
03:39 – Breaking down England’s goals
05:30 – How can Mexico make England uncomfortable
06:15 – Can England make the atmosphere turn?
07:42 – Betting odds

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37 thoughts on “England vs. Mexico | World Cup Round of 16 MATCH PREVIEW”

  1. England is not winning tomorrow in Mexico city, Mexico against Mexico in front of approximately 70,000 Mexican fans in Mexico city Stadium. And the altitude is totally different there in Mexico city. Simple as it is. Enjoy, Peace, and God bless.

  2. Mexico has to get out to an early lead. They’re not getting credit for being one of the best defenses in the tournament. If they get the early lead, I can see them holding on and with all the disadvantage intangibles for England, I do not see a late run to over take Mexico in the second half.

  3. I love when they say england is a better team.
    Like germany was to paraguay
    Like argentina was to cape verde
    Like portugal was to congo.

    And i can go on and on and on.

  4. As a fan of the sport, was curious to see what the English thought of this game so decided to watch this video and I must say, I regret doing so. Was ready for some insight but these guys are massively overconfident lol 3-0? LMAO PLEASE

  5. Get Gary Lineker back into the squad… England have played just twice at Estadio Azteca in World Cup competition, but both matches came during a dramatic four-day period in 1986.

    The first was a convincing 3-0 victory over Paraguay in the Round of 16. In front of 98,728 spectators, Gary Lineker scored twice, and Peter Beardsley added another as Bobby Robson's side comfortably booked their place in the quarter-finals.

    Four days later came one of the most famous matches in World Cup history.

    England faced Diego Maradona's Argentina in front of 114,580 supporters, with the Argentine captain scoring two goals that have become part of football folklore.

    The first was the infamous ‘Hand of God', with Maradona punching the ball beyond Peter Shilton and into the net.

    Just minutes later came a moment of genius as he collected possession inside his own half, weaved through the England defence and scored a goal later voted the World Cup's ‘Goal of the Century'.

    Lineker pulled one back late on, but Argentina held firm for a 2-1 victory before going on to lift the trophy

  6. Just an FYI for the man saying that Mexico City is going to be “hot”, which seems to be a common misconception btw. This North South colonialism/settler mentality is not correct. Although it’s the summer, the city is not currently “hot”. I think it’s quite comfortable actually. The weather is simply not an admisible excuse for England’s team.

  7. What I love is that most Mexican people know the PL/euro leagues and the players but there isn’t any UK ppl that know the quality of our players.

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