Mexico vs. England is expected to kick off around 9 p.m. ET from Mexico City Stadium in the Round of 16 after a weather delay
All eyes will be on the atmosphere created by Mexico’s home fans inside the famed Azteca in the nation’s capital.
Follow The Post’s live updates for the latest Mexico vs. England score, news and highlights from the World Cup 2026.
Editor’s Note: This live blog is updated with the assistance of AI, with oversight from the Post’s editorial team.
90+6′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
Fidalgo’s centered ball finds Gimenez at the edge of the box.
The substitute looks set for a spectacular overhead kick, but Burn is right there to make the block.
90+4′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
Why not?!
England gets a rare reprieve, and Bellingham spots Rangel off his line, trying his luck from midfield.
It’s on target, but the goalkeeper collects it easily.
Mexico comes right back…
90+3′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
Mexico gets a corner, which is initially cleared.
Gutierrez’s follow-up cross is poor, missing everyone and going out for a goal kick.
That suits England just fine.
90+1′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
The fourth official signals for 11 minutes of added time!
Plenty of time for Mexico to find a spark, but they need to make something happen fast.
90′
SUB: Tuchel makes a change, bringing on Rogers for Kane.
England will finish the 90 minutes without a recognized center-forward.
89′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
Fidalgo finds space and lets fly from distance.
His ambitious attempt takes a slight deflection off Bellingham, but it’s straight at Pickford.
The England goalkeeper takes his time to gather the ball.
The Three Lions want to eat up as many seconds as possible.
86′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
England is playing backs-to-the-wall defense right now, with everyone contributing.
A ball is swung into the box from the right, but Guehi brilliantly beats Martinez to it inside the six-yard box.
85′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
Five minutes left in Mexico City!
England still leads 3-2, but Mexico has a numerical advantage.
We’re set for a thrilling finale on one of soccer’s greatest stages.
83′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
Good tackle!
A ball into the box from the left evades Burn and reaches Gimenez, but Spence makes a superbly timed sliding intervention to stop the striker in his tracks.
81′
SUB: Quinones, one of the standout players at this World Cup, is replaced by Martinez.
He’ll be hoping this isn’t his final action.
80′
Mexico 2 – 3 England
England is facing a relentless wave of Mexican attacks.
Alvarado’s corner finds Alvarez, but Guehi does just enough to disrupt the skipper, who can’t direct his header on goal.
79′
SUB: Mexico makes another change as Fidalgo, who scored in their Group A win over Czechia, replaces Sanchez.