Mexico vs. England: Head-to-Head Record and Recent Matches

As of late 2024, Mexico has never defeated England in a senior men's international match. The historical record heavily favors the Three Lions, though encounters have been infrequent.

Historical Results (Senior Men)

• 1961 (Wembley): England 8–0 Mexico
• 1966 World Cup (Wembley, Group Stage): England 2–0 Mexico
• 1970 World Cup (Guadalajara, Quarterfinal): England 1–0 Mexico (after extra time)
• 1985 (Los Angeles, Friendly): England 3–0 Mexico
• 1997 (Wembley, Friendly): England 2–0 Mexico
• 2001 (Leicester, Friendly): England 4–0 Mexico
• 2010 (Wembley, Friendly): England 3–1 Mexico (Javier Hernández scored Mexico’s lone goal)

Recent Context

The teams have not met since 2010. They were in different 2022 World Cup groups (England in B, Mexico in C) and did not cross paths in Qatar. Mexico’s 2024 Copa América campaign ended in the group stage; England reached the Euro 2024 final.

Women's & Youth Levels

Women's Senior: England (Lionesses) have also dominated limited meetings (e.g., 2019 friendly: England 1–0 Mexico).
Youth Tournaments: Mexico has fared better at U-17/U-20 levels, including a 2011 U-17 World Cup final win over... Germany, not England. England won the 2017 U-20 World Cup; Mexico has two U-17 titles (2005, 2011).

Bottom Line

For the foreseeable future, a friendly or tournament draw is the only path to a new chapter. Check FIFA.com, ESPN, or MexSport for any newly scheduled fixtures.