Everything is set for the Mexican national team’s next game! If you still don’t know where to watch the Mexico vs. England match for free in Mexico City, don’t worry—we’ve got several options for you right here.
All of these venues will have large screens showing the match for free. Let’s start with Aztlán at the Chapultepec Fairgrounds, which is currently hosting Futlán. The Mexico vs. England match will be shown there. There are other attractions, but those do come with a cost.
Another option is Legends: The Ultimate Football Experience, which will also have a screen showing the match for free. It’s worth mentioning that here you’ll also see jerseys, replica trophies, and more. The cost for the full experience is $325 (plus service fees). You can buy your tickets here. If you just want to watch the match, admission is free.
Of course, we can’t leave out the soccer festivals. They’re located at:
- Tezozómoc Park (Azcapotzalco)
- Under the Tacuba Bridge (Miguel Hidalgo)
- Deportivo San Mateo Tlaltenango (Cuajimalpa)
- Parque de la Bombilla (Álvaro Obregón)
- Unidad Independencia (Magdalena Contreras)
- Campos Revolución (Gustavo A. Madero)
- Utopía Eduardo Molina (Venustiano Carranza)
- Utopía Mixiuhca (Iztacalco)
- Utopía Meyehualco (Iztapalapa)
- Central de Abastos (Iztapalapa)
- Parque de la Consolación (Coyoacán)
- Tláhuac Forest (Tláhuac)
- Deportivo Xochimilco (Xochimilco)
- Deportivo San Francisco Tecoxpa (Milpa Alta)
Where else can I watch the Mexico vs. England match for free in Mexico City?
On the esplanade of the Gustavo A. Madero City Hall, the soccer festival called Estadio GAM continues. On Sunday, the match will be shown on the esplanade. There will also be live music. El Poder del Norte will perform during halftime.
Screens will also be set up along Paseo de la Reforma.
The Mexico vs. England match has been rescheduled and will now be played at noon at Azteca Stadium
The Mexico vs. England match in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup has been rescheduled and will now take place on Sunday, July 5, at 12:00 p.m. at Azteca Stadium.
Although the official reasons for the change haven’t been announced yet, the news has already sparked conversation among fans and experts, since this is one of the most anticipated matches of the tournament and the last World Cup match to be held at this historic Mexico City venue during this edition of the World Cup.
