England take on Mexico in a World Cup clash at the Azteca Stadium on Sunday as Erling Haaland and Norway look to ambush Brazil as the battle for a place in the quarter-finals heats up.
A day after France and Morocco reached the last eight of the tournament, two more places will be up for grabs in the round of 16 clash in Mexico City and New Jersey.
England’s match against Mexico has been one of the most anticipated matches of the tournament, with the Three Lions returning to the Azteca 40 years after their unique “Hand of God” performance against Argentina in the 1986 World Cup.
Thomas Tuchel’s men are through to the last 16, needing two late goals from captain Harry Kane to secure a 2-1 win over Democratic Republic of Congo to advance to Sunday’s game.
England entered the World Cup with dreams of ending the country’s 60 years of waiting for a big title.
But the British have failed to live up to their billing so far, struggling through the group stage before crushing DR Congo.
