- England secured a 2-1 victory over DR Congo in the World Cup last 32, with captain Harry Kane scoring both goals to ensure their progression to the next stage.
- This win marked a significant achievement for England, as it was their first come-from-behind victory in a World Cup knockout match since the 1966 final.
- England will now face co-hosts Mexico in the last 16 tie, scheduled to take place in Mexico City on Sunday.
- The upcoming fixture presents a unique challenge for England, with concerns over the high altitude and humidity in Mexico City, which Harry Kane acknowledged as a significant disadvantage that the team will have to manage.
- Kane said: "My understanding is we cannot adapt to the altitude. It's a huge advantage Mexico have. There's not enough time. We knew that before. It's just a disadvantage with which we will have to deal. But we showed the attitude."
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