Mexico have not conceded a goal all tournament and have never lost to England on home soil. England are unbeaten and loaded with talent, but the Azteca altitude and a right-back crisis complicate things. See my Mexico vs England predictions and betting lines, plus the latest injury news, below. Jump to: PREDICTIONS || BETTING LINES || INJURY NEWS || H2H The World Cup Round of 16 rolls on Sunday, July 5 at 8:00 p.m. ET, when co-hosts Mexico host England at Estadio Azteca in Mexico City. Mexico have won all four of their games without conceding a goal, and they ended a 40-year knockout drought by beating Ecuador 2-0. England reached this round the hard way, edging DR Congo 2-1 behind a Harry Kane brace. England, under Thomas Tuchel, arrive with more individual talent and a return to the Azteca for the first time since Diego Maradona’s 1986 “Hand of God” game. Mexico counter with momentum, a hostile crowd, and altitude of more ...
Don’t overthink it: This week’s free square is obvious. Race pace, not qualifying pace, is driving this betting card. Read below for F1 British Grand Prix predictions, best bets and race winner odds at Silverstone. Yesterday was the Fourth of July. Today is the Fifth of July. That’s the day we all pretend eating three hot dogs, half a watermelon and enough potato salad to feed a Little League team was somehow part of a balanced diet. Fortunately, Formula 1 starts at 10 a.m. ET, giving us the perfect excuse to spend Sunday morning on the couch while we “recover.” Silverstone has a habit of rewarding race pace more than qualifying pace. Tire management, strategy and keeping the rubber pointed in the right direction through Maggots and Becketts usually matter far more than one perfect lap on Saturday. That’s exactly what we’re betting on this weekend. Kimi Antonelli starts from pole after domina...