"...Mexico took the lead with a goal cleverly created and well taken...Espana's run left Sansom stranded near the half-way line and there was no cover on the right as Flores collected his pass, cut in, and beat Bailey with a narrow-angled shot in off the far post."Luis Flores, 20' 19:35
1Pablo LariosPablo Larios Iwasaki. Born 31st Jul 1960, Zacatepec.
2Mario TrejoMario Alberto Trejo Guzmán. Born 18th Sep 1961, Mexico City.
3Fernando QuirarteFernando Quirarte Gutiérrez. Born 17th May 1956, Guadalajara.
14Félix CruzFélix Cruz Barbosa Ríos. Born 4th Apr 1961, Torreon.
18Rafael AmadorRafael Amador Flores. Born 16th Feb 1959, Tlaxcala .
16Carlos MuñozCarlos Eduardo Muñoz Remolina. Born 8th Sep 1959, San Luis Potosi.
7Miguel EspañaMiguel España Garcés. Born 31st Jan 1964, Mexico City. 86'85:52
13Javier AguirreJavier Aguirre Onaindía. Born 1st Dec 1958, Mexico City.
10Tomás BoyTomás Juan Boy Espinoza. Born 28th Jun 1952, Mexico City. (c) 60'59:09
22Manuel NegreteManuel Negrete Arias. Born 11th Mar 1959, Ciudad Altamirano.
19Carlos HermosilloCarlos Manuel Hermosillo Goytortúa. Born 24th Aug 1964, Cerro Azul. 60'59:09
8Alejandro DomínguezAlejandro Domínguez Escoto. Born 9th Feb 1961, Mexico City. 60'59:58
6Carlos de los CobosCarlos de los Cobos Martínez. Born 10th Dec 1958, Matamoros. 86'85:52
1Gary BaileyMan Utd, 2nd of 2 caps 26 years, 10 months, 0 days Goalkeeper
2Viv AndersonArsenal, 18th of 30 caps 28 years, 9 months, 11 day Right Back
3Kenny SansomArsenal, 54th of 86 caps 26 years, 8 months, 13 days Left Back
4Glenn HoddleSpurs, 23rd of 53 caps 27 years, 7 months, 13 days Right Midfielder81'80:42
5Terry FenwickQPR, 9th of 20 caps 25 years, 6 months, 22 days Centre Back
6Dave WatsonNorwich, 4th of 12 caps 23 years, 6 months, 19 days Centre Back
7Bryan RobsonMan Utd, 45th of 90 caps 28 years, 4 months, 29 days Midfielder(c)21st captaincy
8Ray WilkinsAC Milan, 72nd of 84 caps 28 years, 8 months, 25 days Midfielder70'69:56
9Mark HateleyAC Milan, 12th of 32 caps 23 years, 7 months, 2 days Centre Forward
10Trevor FrancisSampdoria, 51st of 52 caps 31 years, 1 month, 20 days Centre Forward
11John BarnesWatford, 21st of 79 caps 21 years, 7 months, 2 days Left Midfielder70'69:52
18Chris WaddleNewcastle Utd, 6th of 62 caps 24 years, 5 months, 26 days Left Midfielder70'69:52
16Peter ReidEverton, 1st of 13 caps 28 years, 11 month, 19 days Midfielder70'69:56
19Kerry DixonChelsea, 1st of 8 caps 23 years, 10 months, 16 days Centre Forward81'80:42
England Starting Formation
4-4-2
Notes
Tournament InfoOriginally intended to be a four team competition, the Copa Ciudad de Mexico reverted to a three team competition when Germany were unable to make it before the tournament started, arriving on the 11th June. England, Italy and Mexico played out the tournament whilst another three team tourament was scheduled for England, Mexico and Germany. All matches were played at the Estadio Azteca and the tournament was named after that. Instead of England playing Mexico twice the decision was made for one game to cover both.
Player MilestoneGary Bailey's Last Cap
Player MilestonePeter Reid's 1st Cap
Player MilestoneKerry Dixon's 1st Cap
Sources
England: The Complete Post-War Record by Mike Payne (Breedon Books Publishing Company 1993)
"...Mexico took the lead with a goal cleverly created and well taken...Espana's run left Sansom stranded near the half-way line and there was no cover on the right as Flores collected his pass, cut in, and beat Bailey with a narrow-angled shot in off the far post."Luis Flores, 20' 19:35 
86'85:52
60'59:09
England Bobby Robson
Mexico Bora Milutinović
West Germany Volker Roth
P
W
D
L
GD
Pts
Italy
2
1
1
0
+1
3