England is playing at Estadio Azteca again, a venue tied to its last competitive World Cup memory there in 1986. Multiple accounts recall that on June 22, 1986, Argentina beat England 2-1 in the quarterfinal, a match Argentina went on to win en route to the tournament title. The reports say one of the goals came after a loose ball in the penalty area, which Diego Maradona guided past England goalkeeper Peter Shilton as he advanced. The ball had been struck and ended up available for Maradona to take control, leading to England conceding the first goal. England’s return to the stadium is described as not being framed around seeking “revenge” over the 1986 loss, and instead focuses on the broader context of the teams’ history at the venue. While the 1986 quarterfinal remains a notable reference point, coverage emphasizes that England’s current approach is not centered on settling old scores. The details cited primarily concern the 1986 quarterfinal and the circumstances around Maradona’s first goal.