Mexican football fans in England have spoken about their mixed emotions ahead of the two countries facing each other in the World Cup.
Carlos Riestra-Castro, from Lewes in East Sussex, was supporting his home nation, but said the game had "split the family a bit" as his two English-born sons were rooting for the Three Lions.
Rafael Onate, from Guildford in Surrey, said he had a "mix of emotions" as "my heart is completely 50/50, but I'm going to support Mexico."
Mexico are playing England in Mexico City at 19:00 BST on Sunday in the round of 16, after the game was moved forward due to thunderstorm forecasts.
Riestra-Castro, who is from Guadalajara, says "anything can happen in the [Estadio] Azteca", but predicts a Mexico win on penalties.
Carlos Riestra-Castro, from Lewes in East Sussex, was supporting his home nation, but said the game had "split the family a bit" as his two English-born sons were rooting for the Three Lions.
Rafael Onate, from Guildford in Surrey, said he had a "mix of emotions" as "my heart is completely 50/50, but I'm going to support Mexico."
Mexico are playing England in Mexico City at 19:00 BST on Sunday in the round of 16, after the game was moved forward due to thunderstorm forecasts.
Riestra-Castro, who is from Guadalajara, says "anything can happen in the [Estadio] Azteca", but predicts a Mexico win on penalties.
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