The England national football team's World Cup campaign is set to face a tough test as their chances of facing host nation Mexico in the last 16 have increased significantly. Javier Aguirre's side has wrapped up top spot in Group A after beating South Korea 1-0 at the Guadalajara Stadium on Thursday. This development is notable because if England tops Group L and wins their Round of 32 fixture in Atlanta, they are currently projected to face either Mexico or Spain for a place in the quarter-finals. Thomas Tuchel's men will back themselves to beat whoever they face, especially after performing impressively against Croatia. However, facing Mexico at the Azteca Stadium will be a daunting prospect due to the altitude and pollution. The stadium is 2200 meters above sea level, and pollution levels are high in Mexico City, making it difficult for players to catch their breath during a match. Mexico has also lost just twice in 60 years at the Azteca Stadium, so they will be no pushovers. England's Round of 32 fixture would take place at 4pm local time in Toronto if they top Group L, or 7pm local time in Atlanta if they finish second. The last 16, quarter-finals, and semi-finals would then all be 8pm kick-offs back home, which would be favorable for the entire nation. England will face Ghana in Boston on Tuesday, and a win would officially wrap up top spot in Group L. As it stands, they are in line to face Portugal in the Round of 32, though Roberto Martinez's men will be expected to pick up points in their last two group games following their frustrating draw with DR Congo in Houston. The England national football team's fans will be hoping their team can overcome the challenges ahead and make a deep run in the World Cup. With the right mindset and preparation, England can beat anyone, including Mexico. The team's performance against Croatia was impressive, and they will look to build on that momentum. The World Cup is full of surprises, and England will need to be at their best to succeed. The Azteca Stadium is a tough venue, but England has the talent and determination to come out on top. The match against Ghana is crucial, and a win would give England the confidence they need to take on the likes of Mexico and Spain.