According to L'Équipe, security will be enhanced in the Mexican FIFA World Cup fan zones, and Mexico's round of 16 match against England will be held at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.

L'Équipe noted that security in areas related to the match will be doubled, and the number of fan zones will be greater than in the previous round. Security for this match will be a focal point. Previously, when Mexico advanced to the FIFA World Cup round of 16, at least two people died during celebrations, leading authorities to decide to strengthen security around the fan zones. Government officials stated that security forces would be doubled, and the number of people allowed into these areas would be reduced. After Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-0 in the round of 16, a million people gathered in the streets.

According to L'Équipe, 17,000 police officers will be deployed in the capital to ensure the smooth running of the event. To prevent another tragedy, Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada also announced that crowds around the Angel of Independence monument would be limited to 25,000 people. She added that more large screens would be added throughout the city for broadcasting, bringing the total to over 50.

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