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Everything points towards Mexico believing this could finally be their year on home soil. Four wins from four, no goals conceded and a place in the last 16 have transformed the mood around Javier Aguirre's side, who came into the tournament facing plenty of questions. Those doubts have disappeared quickly.England arrive with a very different feeling surrounding them. They are still standing, but only just. The Three Lions have yet to produce a performance that suggests they are genuine contenders and another slow start at the Estadio Azteca could prove costly. Mexico have looked organised, disciplined and increasingly confident with every passing game.Home advantage is impossible to ignore. The Azteca has witnessed some of the country's greatest football moments and Mexico have never tasted defeat there at a World Cup. Their win over Ecuador also ended a four-decade wait for a knockout victory at the finals, so there is already a sense that this squad is beginning to rewrite the history books.England have their own memories of the stadium, although they are far less enjoyable. Their last World Cup visit came in 1986, when Diego Maradona's 'Hand of God' helped Argentina knock Bobby Robson's side out of the competition. Forty years on, they return knowing the challenge is likely to be every bit as demanding.There are personal milestones in sight as well. Julián Quiñones has been one of the stars of the tournament and another goal would move him alongside Luis Hernández for the most scored by a Mexican in a single World Cup. Roberto Alvarado has quietly gone about his work too, creating more chances than any of his team-mates while also leading the squad for assists.For England, Jordan Pickford could draw level with Peter Shilton's appearance record at the World Cup, while Harry Kane continues to edge closer to more tournament records. Three of his headed goals have come in this year's competition alone, underlining just how dangerous he remains whenever England get the ball into the box.What makes this tie so intriguing, though, is that it feels less about history and more about momentum. England have the pedigree. Mexico have the form. At a packed Azteca, those two things do not necessarily carry the same weight.Mexico vs England free bet offer: bet £10 get £30 with LiveScoreScore four free bets with our bet £10, get £30 welcome offer.Place a bet of £10 or more on ANY sport at odds of 1/2 (1.5) or greater to qualify for two £10 free bets and two £5 Bet builder free bets upon bet settlement — regardless of whether your bet wins or loses.But that’s not all – LiveScore Bet is also offering a money-back as a free bet on all England games if your bet builder (placed with cash) loses. LiveScore Bet World Cup New and Existing Customer Offer Terms and Conditions* New members only. £10+ bet on sports (ex. virtuals) at 1.5 min odds, settled within 14 days. Free Bets: accepted in 7 days, valid 7 days; £20 use on sportsbook, £10 on Bet Builder. Stake not returned. T&Cs + deposit exclusions apply. Bet Responsibly. GamCare.org.uk 18+**Free Bet up to £10. 1st cash Bet Builder on every England match (ex. Price Boosts). Min odds EVS. Free Bet: valid 7 days on sports. Stake not returned. T&Cs apply. Bet Responsibly. GamCare.org.uk 18+