Mexico vs England Kickoff Time, Date, Venue, Lineups, Live Stream Channels

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Mexico vs England is World Cup 2026 Round of 16 Match 92 at Mexico City Stadium in Mexico City, Mexico. The FIFA World Cup 2026 knockout match is scheduled for 5 July 2026, with kickoff at 18:00 in Mexico City / 20:00 ET / 17:00 PT / 00:00 UTC on 6 July / 01:00 BST on 6 July / 05:00 PKT on 6 July. This hub covers the date, venue, projected lineups, live stream channels, prediction, head to head, and key stats.

FIFA lists Mexico vs England as World Cup 2026 Round of 16 Match 92 at Mexico City Stadium. SeatGeek lists the same match at Estadio Banorte in Mexico City on Sunday, 5 July 2026 at 6:00 PM local time. Mexico reached this tie by beating Ecuador 2-0, while England advanced with a 2-1 win over DR Congo. Mexico bring a perfect tournament run and a home-city setting, while England bring a stronger ranking, deeper attacking bench, and the senior H2H edge.

Mexico vs England Match Date and Kickoff Time

Mexico vs England takes place on 5 July 2026. Mexico City kickoff is 18:00 local time, which converts to 20:00 ET, 17:00 PT, 00:00 UTC on 6 July, 01:00 BST on 6 July, and 05:00 PKT on 6 July.

The timing gives Mexico a prime home kickoff and gives England a late-night viewing window. Since this is a Round of 16 fixture, extra time and penalties can follow if the teams finish level after 90 minutes. Fans should keep official coverage open beyond the standard match window.

DetailInfo
Date5 July 2026
Local Kickoff18:00 in Mexico City
Viewer Times18:00 in Mexico City / 20:00 ET / 17:00 PT / 00:00 UTC on 6 July / 01:00 BST on 6 July / 05:00 PKT on 6 July
StageRound of 16 – Match 92
StatusUpcoming

Venue: Mexico City Stadium, Mexico City

Mexico City Stadium hosts Mexico vs England in Mexico City, Mexico. FIFA uses the Mexico City Stadium tournament name, while ticket listings identify the venue as Estadio Banorte. The setting gives Mexico one of the strongest crowd and altitude advantages left in the knockout bracket.

Supporters should confirm ticket access, gate timing, bag rules, transit, and return plans before matchday. Mexico City traffic can build early around a World Cup knockout match. The altitude also shapes the tactical rhythm because late substitutions and recovery runs can decide the final half hour.

Predicted Lineups

The Mexico vs England lineups route remains a matchday check because official team sheets are yet to be confirmed. Mexico are projected in a 4-2-3-1 built around Raul Rangel, Cesar Montes, Johan Vasquez, Luis Romo, Gilberto Mora, Julian Quinones, and Raul Jimenez. England are projected in a 4-2-3-1 built around Pickford, Stones, Guehi, Rice, Bellingham, Saka, Gordon, and Kane.

TeamProbable ShapeProjected XI
Mexico4-2-3-1Raul Rangel; Jorge Sanchez; Cesar Montes; Johan Vasquez; Jesus Gallardo; Luis Romo; Erik Lira; Gilberto Mora; Orbelin Pineda; Julian Quinones; Raul Jimenez
England4-2-3-1Jordan Pickford; Ezri Konsa; John Stones; Marc Guehi; Nico OReilly; Elliot Anderson; Declan Rice; Bukayo Saka; Jude Bellingham; Anthony Gordon; Harry Kane

These are projected XIs, not official lineups. Mexico can add another runner in midfield if Aguirre wants stronger pressure on Bellingham. England can adjust the left side if Tuchel wants more defensive cover against Mexico’s right-sided buildup.

Mexico vs England Live Stream Channels

The Mexico vs England live stream channels section focuses on official broadcasters. England Football lists BBC One and BBC iPlayer for UK coverage, while United States viewers should check FOX and Telemundo routes. Mexico viewers should check Canal 5, ViX, and local listings before kickoff because match-specific placement can vary by platform.

CountryTV ChannelStreaming RouteAccess Type
MexicoCanal 5 / local listingsViX / broadcaster appsfree and paid routes
United KingdomBBC OneBBC iPlayerfree-to-air
United StatesFOX / TelemundoFOX One / FOX Sports app / Peacockrights-holder access required
CanadaTSN / CTV / RDSTSN+ / CTV app / RDS apprights-holder access required
AustraliaSBS / SBS VicelandSBS On Demandfree-to-air
Indiamatch-specific TV listing yet to be confirmedZEE5rights-holder access required

Canada viewers should check TSN, CTV, RDS, and their official apps. Australia viewers should check SBS and SBS On Demand, while India viewers should confirm the final ZEE5 match tile. Official listings remain the final check because knockout placement can move across television and streaming feeds.

Mexico Preview

Mexico enter ranked No. 14 and arrive with one of the tournament’s strongest home records. Mexico beat Ecuador 2-0 in the Round of 32 after winning Group A, and the run has been built on defensive security. The home crowd gives them energy, but their biggest task is keeping that energy controlled.

Mexico can trouble England if Romo and Lira pass through the first press and find Mora between the lines. Quinones can attack the left channel, while Jimenez gives Mexico a central target for crosses and set pieces. The key is pressing with shape rather than chasing England across the pitch.

Mexico Current Form and Key Players

Raul Jimenez matters because he gives Mexico central finishing, aerial presence, and penalty-box experience. Montes and Vasquez must keep the back line calm, while Mora can change the rhythm with one forward pass. Mexico need emotional control, clean buildup, and pressing that does not leave midfield gaps.

England Preview

England enter ranked No. 4 and arrive after a 2-1 Round of 32 win over DR Congo. England won Group L before the knockout round, but Mexico City creates a different kind of test. Tuchel’s side need composure, not just attacking talent.

England can control the tie if Rice and Anderson secure second balls and feed Bellingham early. Saka gives England the best wide isolation route, and Kane can drop short to connect attacks before arriving in the box. The risk comes if England start slowly and let the crowd turn every duel into a pressure moment.

England Current Form and Key Players

Harry Kane gives England captaincy, link play, penalties, and elite finishing. Bellingham can break Mexico’s midfield line, while Saka can force one-on-one defending on the right. England need tempo control, patient circulation, and smart game management in Mexico City altitude.

Match Prediction

The Mexico vs England prediction is England 2-1 Mexico. The probability split is 35 percent Mexico, 27 percent draw, and 38 percent England. Confidence is 50 percent because England have the stronger H2H and ranking profile, but Mexico have the venue advantage.

A 2-1 England result fits the current evidence. Mexico can score through pressure, set pieces, or Jimenez attacking the box. England should still create enough high-value moments if Rice, Bellingham, Saka, and Kane control the tempo after the first wave of pressure.

Head to Head Record

The Mexico vs England head to head record favors England. 11v11 lists nine senior meetings, with England winning six, Mexico winning two, and one match ending level. England also won the only listed World Cup meeting between the teams.

StatDetail
Verified Senior Meetings9
Mexico Wins2
Draws1
England Wins6
World Cup Meetings1

The 1966 World Cup meeting ended 2-0 to England at Wembley. The 2026 setting changes the frame because Mexico now host the knockout tie in Mexico City. England have the record, but Mexico have the atmosphere and altitude conditions.

Key Stats Comparison

The Mexico vs England stats route shows a matchup with narrow edges. Mexico bring clean sheets, crowd power, and emotional momentum. England bring higher ranking strength, more attacking layers, and the stronger historical record.

StatMexicoEngland
FIFA Ranking144
RouteBeat Ecuador 2-0Beat DR Congo 2-1
Recent FormW-W-W-W-WW-D-W-W-W
Goals in Listed Sample810
Goals Conceded05
Prediction Probability35%38%

Readers can follow the Mexico vs England preview, the Mexico vs England live score, and the World Cup 2026 Round of 16 bracket as team news changes. The full World Cup 2026 standings explain how both teams reached this knockout match.

Frequently Asked Questions

What time does Mexico vs England kick off?

Mexico vs England kicks off at 18:00 in Mexico City on 5 July 2026. That is 20:00 ET and 01:00 BST on 6 July in the United Kingdom.

Where is Mexico vs England being played?

The Round of 16 match is scheduled for Mexico City Stadium. Public ticket listings also use Estadio Banorte for the venue.

Are Mexico vs England lineups confirmed?

Official lineups are yet to be confirmed. The projected XIs should be checked again after team sheets are released close to kickoff.

What TV channel has Mexico vs England?

Mexico viewers should check Canal 5 and ViX. United Kingdom viewers should check BBC One and BBC iPlayer, while United States viewers should check FOX and Telemundo.

What is the Mexico vs England prediction?

The FWCTimes prediction is England 2-1 Mexico. England have the H2H edge, but Mexico City altitude and crowd pressure make it tight.

Mexico vs England gives the Round of 16 a high-value atmosphere test in Mexico City. Official lineups and some match-specific channel allocations remain yet to be confirmed, so the hub should be checked again before kickoff. FWCTimes will keep live score, lineups, stats, and watch routes connected from this main match hub as those pages publish.

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