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Free Lions 204 – Guide to Mexico City

England are through to the World Cup’s round of 16 and now head to Mexico City to take on the co-hosts and our Free Lions Fans’ Embassy guide to the fixture is out now.

The Three Lions play Mexico in the round of 16 at the famous Azteca Stadium (referred by FIFA as the Mexico City Stadium for the duration of the tournament) on Sunday 5th July and we’ll have a Fans’ Embassy on hand before the match to help England fans at the fixture.

The Fans’ Embassy will be located at the British Embassy at Torre del Angel in Reforma. This is next to the Angel of Independence statue.

We will be there from midday till around 5pm on Saturday 4th July, and then from 10am until around 2pm on matchday. For the latest news on our whereabouts follow the Free Lions team on Facebook or Twitter/X at @WeAreFreeLions.

Free Lions website

For World Cup 2026 we’re pleased to announce a dedicated Free Lions website which will be a single port-of-call for England fans travelling throughout North and Central America – bookmark it now!

Any questions can be directed to our Free Lions team on Facebook or Twitter/X at @WeAreFreeLions.

There’s also the Fans’ Embassy helpline which will be operating 24/7 before and after the game on +44 7956 121314.

Free Lions 204 includes:

  • The opposition: Clive Hetherington’s looks at what England are facing
  • Welcome to Mexico City: Your Free Lions guide to the Mexican capital
  • The city: Getting around, eating, drinking and much more
  • Phil Martin on a potentially historic night at the Azteca
  • Looking ahead to Miami…

Click here to download Free Lions 204…

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