England returns to Estadio Azteca for a competitive match after four decades. Their previous visit occurred during the 1986 World Cup quarterfinals, when Argentina won 2-1. That game featured two notable goals by Diego Maradona, one involving a handball and another a solo run from midfield. A plaque now marks the event in a stadium tunnel. England coach Thomas Tuchel acknowledged the history but stated the team is not seeking retribution. The current opponent is Mexico rather than Argentina. The match occurs in a different era, with Mexico supported by a home crowd and benefiting from the venue’s elevation above 7,200 feet.
Breaking
- West Bengal to Collect Triple Compensation for Vandalism Damage: Chief Minister
- Samajwadi Party plans to nominate 100 Dalit and tribal candidates in Uttar Pradesh polls
- VHP Requests Ayodhya Police Probe Opposition Claims on Ram Temple Donations
- Government Raises Concerns Over WhatsApp Username Feature
- India’s Largest Rail Tunnel Boring Machine Starts Work on Mumbai-Ahmedabad Bullet Train
- Government Orders Meta to Remove Child Abuse Ads on Instagram, Seeks Reply in Seven Days


