England is set to return to Estadio Azteca, a venue that holds unpleasant memories for the team. Their last competitive match at the stadium was a loss to Argentina in the World Cup quarterfinals.
The match in question occurred in 1986 and resulted in a 2-1 defeat for England. It is still remembered by soccer fans worldwide.
Further details about the upcoming match and England's return to Estadio Azteca can be found through ValleyCentral sports news.
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