Wayne Rooney says Mexico match could be England's toughest World Cup test

England's upcoming World Cup match against Mexico on Sunday presents a formidable challenge, according to football legend Wayne Rooney. The former Manchester United star, now a commentator, suggested this game could be the most difficult fixture for England in the tournament.

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They need to rest, make sure they are fully prepared for this match, because this could be the hardest match of all.

Rooney emphasized the electric atmosphere expected in the stadium, noting the passionate support Mexico's team will receive from their fans. "This could be the hardest match of all," Rooney stated, underscoring the need for England to be fully prepared. He added that if England aims to win the World Cup, overcoming Mexico will be a crucial test.

Echoing Rooney's sentiment about the atmosphere, former goalkeeper Josh Hart expressed his desire to experience the energy of a match in Mexico City. "Take me there. Take me to the Azteca, the Mexican people... This team will believe, the energy in the stadium for this match will be very special," Hart remarked.

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Take me there. Take me to the Azteca, the Mexican people... This team will believe, the energy in the stadium for this match will be very special.

Despite the respect shown for Mexico's capabilities and their fervent fanbase, Rooney firmly believes England possesses a superior squad. "England is better than Mexico, I have no doubts that it is a better team," he asserted. However, he also acknowledged the significant role of fan passion in sports, particularly in Mexico, where the entire nation rallies behind its teams.

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England is better than Mexico, I have no doubts that it is a better team, but Mexico has the fans, the emotion, they are a very passionate country, everyone is together in sports.