England are take on Mexico in the last 16 with the quarter-finals in their sights.Captain Harry Kane was England’s saviour yet again in their opening knockout game at the World Cup.Kane bagged a match-winning brace for England against DR CongoGettyEngland fell behind early to DR Congo and struggled for long periods in the Round of 32 tie in Atlanta.But Kane stepped up when his country needed him most, heading home an equaliser before smashing in a stunning winner.England face Mexico in Mexico City in the hotly anticipated clash at the Azteca.And should they win, the Three Lions know who they will face the quarter-finals.Who could England face in quarter-finals?England face hosts Mexico in the last-16 after the hosts beat Ecuador 2-0 in their Round of 32 tie.The match – which will be live on talkSPORT – will be held at the Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.The winner of the tie will face Norway in the next round.Erling Haaland scored a brilliant brace for Norway as they beat Brazil 2-0 in New York in their last 16 tie.That quarter-final will be held at 10pm on Saturday, July 11 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami.England will take on a Mexico in the last 16GettyEngland's potential route to the finalGroup StagesJune 17 – England 4-2 CroatiaJune 23 – England 0-0 GhanaJune 27 – Panama 0-2 EnglandEngland’s potential route to the finalRound of 32: England 2-1 DR CongoRound of 16: England vs Mexico – July 6, 1amQuarter-finals: England vs Brazil / Norway – July 11, 10pmSemi-finals: England vs Argentina / Egypt / Colombia – July 15, 8pmFinal: England vs Spain / France / Portugal – July 19, 8pmWorld Cup Last 32 fixturesSunday, June 28 – 8pmSouth Africa 0-1 CanadaMonday, June 29 – 6pmBrazil 2-1 JapanMonday, June 29 – 9:30pmGermany 1-1 Paraguay – Paraguay win 4-3 on pensTuesday, June 30 – 2amNetherlands 1-1 Morocco – Morocco win 3-2 on pensTuesday, June 30 – 6pmIvory Coast 1-2 NorwayTuesday, June 30 – 10pmFrance 3-0 SwedenWednesday, July 1 – 2amMexico 2-0 EcuadorWednesday, July 1 – 5pmEngland 2-1 DR CongoWednesday, July 1 – 9pmBelgium 3-2 Senegal (AET)Thursday, July 2 – 1amUnited States 2-0 Bosnia-HerzegovinaThursday, July 2 – 8pmSpain 3-0 AustriaFriday, July 3 – 12amPortugal 2-1 CroatiaFriday, July 3 – 4amSwitzerland 2-0 AlgeriaFriday, July 3 – 7pmAustralia 1-1 Egypt – Egypt won 4-2 on penalties Friday, July 3 – 11pmArgentina 3-2 Cape VerdeSaturday, July 4 – 2:30amColombia 1-0 GhanaErling Haaland fired Norway into the last 16AFPWorld Cup Last 16 fixturesSaturday, July 4 – 10pmParaguay 0-1 FranceSaturday, July 4 – 6pmCanada 0-3 MoroccoMonday, July 6 – 8pmPortugal vs Spain Tuesday, July 7 – 1amUnited States vs BelgiumSunday, July 5 – 9pmBrazil 0-2 NorwayMonday, July 6 – 1amMexico vs EnglandTuesday, July 7 – 5pmArgentina vs EgyptTuesday, July 7 – 9pmSwitzerland vs ColombiaTuchel’s England now have their sights set on a quarter-final berthGettyWorld Cup Quarter-final fixtures Thursday, July 9 – 9pmFrance v MoroccoFriday, July 10 – 8pmPortugal / Spain v USA / Belgium Saturday, July 11 – 10pmNorway v Mexico / England Sunday, JULY 12 – 2amArgentina / Egypt v Switzerland / ColombiaWhat are England saying? Following his heroics against Congo, captain Kane said: “It feels amazing to be honest. What a crazy game. “First and foremost we’re playing against a tough and organised team. After that first hydration break, we upped the level. “The keeper made some unbelievable saves. But keep going and the moments would come. Whoever it is, we have hero moments. “You have to stay patient in these games. The last couple of games were very similar. The pressure is higher. But it it’s about being ourselves.“From an attacking point of view, it’s the best performance so far. We are in the part of the tournament where we have to grind wins out.“I just told the boys to enjoy it. Sometimes as an England player, you don’t celebrate how you should. The same as every other nation, we’re through – enjoy it.“Over the 90 minutes, we’re tough to handle.”England midfielder Elliot Anderson added: “It was really good, really good fun. It was stressful. We stuck together. I thought we played well. “The result at half time wasn’t where we wanted but I thought we were doing well but we struggled to just get that goal. We fully believed in each other and stayed positive.”On facing Mexico, he said: “It will probably be one of the best game in your career, Mexico in Mexico City. It will be good. “It will be a huge test for us and we will get to work and hopefully come through it.”World Cup WhatsAppDon't miss an update from talkSPORT in our dedicated World Cup WhatsApp channel.Search for ‘talkSPORT World Cup’ in your ‘Updates’ tab on WhatsApp and we’ll drop the proper, unfiltered football chat straight to your lock screen—no fluff, just pure talkSPORT energy.It’s where you’ll find out all the new rules to watch out for, England and Scotland reaction and big match player ratings. Plus there will be loads of debates on the biggest talking points as Haaland, Mbappe, Kane and the biggest names in football descend on America, Canada and Mexico.