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England face Mexico in the World Cup last-16 in the early hours of Monday morning as both sides target a spot in the quarter-finals with the game live on BBC Sport
Raul Jimenez and Edson Alvarez of Mexico and Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham of England ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round 16 match between Mexico and England
England take on Mexico in the last-16 of the World Cup with the game kicking off at 1am UK time on Monday morning
All you need to know about the World Cup knockout stages and England's potential route to the final
The first World Cup quarter-final is confirmed after Saturday saw the opening round of 16 matches played. Hosts Canada bowed out after losing to Morocco, and the African side, who reached the semi-finals four years ago, will now play favourites France, who beat Paraguay 1-0.
England will bid to seal their place in the last eight when they face Mexico in the Azteca Stadium in the early hours of Monday morning. The game kicks off at 1am on Monday morning and will be shown live on BBC Sport.
That kick-off time is now confirmed after reports on Friday of the tie potentially being moved to an earlier slot amid the possibility of thunder and lightning.
The winners of England's tie with Mexico will play the winners of Brazil's match with Norway, which kicks off at 9pm tonight.
That game will take place on Saturday with a 10pm kick-off UK time.
Should England move into the semi-finals, they could meet Argentina. Lionel Messi's side face Egypt in the last-16, with the winners then playing either Colombia or Switzerland in the quarter-finals before a potential meeting with the Three Lions in the last four.
On the other side of the draw, the winners of France vs Morocco will play a semi-final against one of Spain, Portugal, Belgium or the United States.
Remaining last-16 fixtures: Tonight, 9pm, Brazil vs Norway; Monday, 1am, Mexico vs England; Monday, 8pm, Spain vs Portugal; Tuesday, 1am, USA vs Belgium, 5pm, Argentina vs Egypt, 9pm Switzerland vs Colombia.
Quarter final fixtures: Thursday, 9pm, France vs Morocco; Friday, 8pm, Portugal or Spain vs USA or Belgium, Saturday, 10pm, Mexico or England vs Brazil or Norway; Sunday, 2am; Argentina or Egypt vs Colombia or Switzerland.
The semi-finals will take place on Tuesday, July 14, and Wednesday, July 15 at 8pm UK time. England would be in the latter tie should they progress that far
The World Cup final is on Sunday, July 19, kicking off at 8pm UK time.