A place in the quarter-finals is up for grabs as the Three Lions face the tournament co-hosts at their high-altitude Estadio Azteca fortress in Mexico City – a formidable venue where El Tri have lost only two of 89 competitive matches dating back 60 years.
Backed by a passionate and intense home crowd at a ground steeped in rich World Cup history, Mexico will be confident of securing a first win over England since 1985 having not faced them for 16 years since losing a friendly 3-1 at Wembley.
They eased to the summit of Group A with three wins before defying…
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