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England beat Mexico 3-2 to reach World Cup quarter‑finals

BBC Sport1 min read130 words
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England secured a 3‑2 win over Mexico in the last group‑stage match at the Estadio Azteca, setting up a quarter‑final against Norway. The hosts were reduced to ten men after a red card, yet they held firm and turned the game into a dramatic showdown.

Jude Bellingham opened the scoring with a powerful strike, followed by a second goal that sealed the lead. Harry Kane added a penalty to bring the score to 3‑1, but Mexico fought back with two late goals. Despite the numerical disadvantage, England’s resilience and tactical discipline ensured the victory.

The result confirms England’s progression to the knockout phase, where they will face Norway. The win also highlights the team’s capacity to perform under pressure, a quality that will be tested in the upcoming quarter‑final encounter.

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