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Eyes on the Prize: Mexican Fans Watching El Tri Match Against Brazil (VIDEO)

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This is a particularly important game for the Mexican side, considering El Tri had been knocked out from the round of 16 every World Cup since 1994. 02.07.2018, Sputnik International

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Eyes on the Prize: Mexican Fans Watching El Tri Match Against Brazil (VIDEO)

13:27 GMT 02.07.2018 (Updated: 16:15 GMT 02.07.2018)

© Sputnik / Vitali Belousov / Go to the mediabankMexico's fans celebrate team 1:0 victory in the World Cup Group F soccer match between Germany and Mexico at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, Russia, June 17, 2018

Mexico's fans celebrate team 1:0 victory in the World Cup Group F soccer match between Germany and Mexico at the Luzhniki stadium in Moscow, Russia, June 17, 2018 - Sputnik International

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This is a particularly important game for the Mexican side, considering El Tri had been knocked out from the round of 16 every World Cup since 1994.

Brazil's encounter with Mexico is set to take place on Monday in Samara. The winner of the round 16 match will face either Japan or Belgium in the quarterfinals.

Prior to the match, Mexico's coach, Juan Carlos Osorio, revealed how El Tri could beat Brazil: an unfettered attacking approach.