Ahead of England’s last-16 World Cup match at the Estadio Azteca, coach Thomas Tuchel speaks about the tournament’s 1986 incident involving Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” goal. All reports place the upcoming match in the same venue where England were knocked out of the 1986 World Cup on the basis of Maradona’s controversial strike against them during the quarter-final stage. Tuchel, who is presented as reflecting on his own connection to the event, is quoted describing a desire to “avenge” or seek “karma” for what he portrays as heartache from that earlier defeat. The articles note that he watched the 1986 tournament as a teenager while in Germany when England were eliminated after Maradona’s handball goal. With England returning to the Azteca for the first time in decades, the statements focus on the historical link between the two matches and Tuchel’s belief that England will respond differently at the same stadium. The reports do not provide additional match details beyond the setting and the historical reference.