Mexico delivered a good match but, in the end, came short against a tough England

Photo Credit: Getty Images/FIFA 2026

A service from Roberto Alvarado to Julian Quinonez delivered the first goal for Mexico in the 42nd minute, and later Raul Jimenez, in the 69th minute via a penalty kick, put the score at 3-2 to end this match with a loss for the Mexican National Team.

El Tri had a fighting chance in this entire match, but in the end, they delivered a loss that hurt all of its followers as the quarterfinals once again eludes them. That’s football for you!

With a couple of goals by Jude Bellingham in the 36th and 38th minutes, and later a Harry Kane penalty in the 60th minute, England managed to hold off Mexico despite being down to ten men for over 45 minutes after a red card to Jarell Quansah.

In the end, the Mexico National Team put on a fight but fell short as El Tri delivered a wondrous match in the end.

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