The Foreign Office has issued an England World Cup update after the team beat DR Congo 2-1 on July 1 to reach the last 16. England captain Harry Kane scored two goals within minutes, securing the win in a nail-biting match.
England's Next Match in Mexico City
On July 5, England will face Mexico at the Estadio Ciudad de Mexico in Mexico City at 1am BST. Fans from around the world are expected to cheer on the team as they aim to get closer to lifting the trophy.
The Foreign Office updated its Mexico travel advice page for Brits planning to watch the match abroad. Under a dedicated World Cup 2026 section, the Foreign Office stated: "Mexico is co-hosting the 2026 World Cup which takes place between 11 June and 19 July. England play Mexico at Estadio Cuidad de Mexico (Mexico City Stadium) in Mexico City on 5 July 2026."
The advice continues: "If you are planning to travel to Mexico during the World Cup, see the World Cup page for more information and read our Mexico travel advice in full, including the 'Warnings and insurance', 'Entry requirements' and 'Safety and security' pages."
Safety Alerts for Travelers
Beneath the World Cup update, three alerts highlight incidents that have already occurred in Mexico during the tournament. These include: three deaths following football celebrations at the Angel of Independence in Mexico City, increased reports of mobile phone theft and drink-spiking, and a warning that Emergency Travel Documents from the British Embassy cannot be used to re-enter the USA from Mexico if a passport is lost or stolen.
England fans planning to travel to Mexico are urged to read the full travel advice and stay vigilant during their visit.
