How to Watch the Mexico‑England Game in Spanish
The much‑anticipated World Cup showdown between Mexico and England is set for Sunday, July 5 at 8 p.m. Eastern Time, taking place at the iconic Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. The stadium, renowned for its electric atmosphere, will host the match as part of the early stage of the 2026 tournament.
Fans who prefer Spanish commentary can tune in to Telemundo, which will broadcast the game live at no extra cost. The network’s high‑energy coverage has become a staple for Spanish‑language viewers, offering both play‑by‑play action and expert analysis.
Accessing the Spanish feed does not require a paid subscription; a five‑day free trial on Fubo TV grants full entry to the channel, along with more than 200 live channels. The trial provides a risk‑free way to experience the broadcast before committing to a regular plan.
While Telemundo handles the Spanish language feed, English‑language viewers will find the match on FOX or its sister network FS1. Both outlets are part of the broader World Cup coverage plan that distributes games across the two networks.
The fixture is part of a larger schedule that sees the 2026 World Cup unfold across 16 host cities in three nations — Canada, Mexico and the United States. The tournament kicked off on June 11 in Mexico and will culminate with the final in New York City on July 19.
Harry Kane, England’s star forward, is expected to be a key figure in the match, adding extra intrigue for fans following his performances. His presence underscores the high stakes for the English side as they aim to progress deep into the knockout rounds.
Beyond the single game, the tournament’s structure promises a month‑long celebration of soccer, with matches spread across North America’s major venues. The diverse locations, from Mexico City’s historic arena to New York’s modern stadiums, reflect the event’s trans‑continental reach.