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Mexico–England, official line-ups: Aguirre confirms the

By OnzeActu · il y a 2 mois · 7 min read

Mexican coach Aguirre renews the victorious team from the round of 16, while England make three changes and start Saka and Gordon alongside Kane.

Why it matters

This match between Mexico and England is crucial in the context of the 2026 World Cup, especially after the surprise elimination of Brazil. The performances of both teams could influence their journey in the tournament and their season outlook. Mexico, in particular, is looking to capitalize on its positive momentum following its round of 16 victory.

Context

Mexico, under the leadership of Aguirre, opted for continuity by fielding the same eleven as in their previous match, while England chose to make strategic changes. These decisions could have repercussions on the teams' dynamics in the tournament and their chances of success in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Key points

Mexico–England, official line-ups: Aguirre confirms.
Mexico coach Aguirre renews the victorious team from the round of 16, while England make three changes and start Saka and Gordon alongside Kane.
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The evening of the 2026 World Cup has already had a shock in store with the unexpected elimination of Brazil by Norway, and the night session continues with the duel between the hosts Mexico and England, scheduled for 2:00 a.m. (Italian time). The two selections have communicated their official compositions: Aguirre renews his eleven while England modifies a few key elements.

On the Mexican side, no surprises in the system: coach Aguirre fields the same eleven as during the success in the round of 16. Mexico will play in an attacking 4-3-3 with Rangel in goal. The defense will be made up of Sanchez and Gallardo on the sides, Montes and Vasquez (the Genoa player) in the center. In the middle, Lira will find the Romo–Mora doublet which had proven itself during the previous round. The attack is based on a Quinones–Jimenez–Alvarado trio, Jimenez being preferred to Milanista Gimenez, who remained on the bench.

The complete list of Mexico starters according to the 4-3-3 release: Rangel; Sanchez, Montes, Vasquez, Gallardo; Lira, Romo, Mora; Quinones, Jimenez, Alvarado. The bench includes Acevedo, Ochoa, Alvarez, Reyes, M. Chavez, Fidalgo, Pineda, Vargas, L. Chavez, Gutierrez, Vega, Gimenez, Gonzalez, Huerta and Martinez. The staff is led by coach Aguirre.

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England have three changes from their team lined up in the round of 16: in defense, Quansah is preferred to Spence on the right wing, with Konsa and Guehi in the center and O'Reilly on the left, forming the defensive line of a 4-2-3-1. In the middle, the Anderson–Rice duo is brought back to ensure balance. Up front, the attacking trio sees Saka and Gordon starting behind Harry Kane, with Saka and Gordon being chosen in place of Rashford and Madueke to accompany Jude Bellingham on the three-quarter line.

The English team announced: Pickford; Quansah, Konsa, Guehi, O’Reilly; Anderson, Rice; Saka, Bellingham, Gordon; Kane. The England bench features D. Henderson, Trafford, Stones, Chalobah, Burn, James, Spence, J. Henderson, Mainoo, Rogers, Eze, Rashford, Watkins, Madueke and Toney. The selection is led by coach Tuchel.

Tactically, Mexico should look to exploit the wings and mobility of Quinones and Alvarado to undermine the English line, while England will rely on the strength of the Anderson–Rice double pivot and the creativity of Bellingham to feed Kane. The match constitutes an important stage of the tournament for both teams: Mexico, in front of its public, will wish to extend its campaign, while England aims to impose its ability to manage high-stakes meetings.

The official compositions are now known and the meeting will allow us to check whether Aguirre will remain justified in having fielded the same team, and whether Tuchel's offensive choices – Saka and Gordon holders – will bear fruit against the host selection.

The rest

Both teams will now have to prepare for the next round, where each match will have a significant impact on their aspirations in the 2026 FIFA World Cup. Mexico, with its stable squad, will hope to continue its momentum, while England will have to adjust their tactical choices after these changes. Individual performances, notably those of Saka and Gordon, will also be closely scrutinized.