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Mexico secured their second-ever FIFA World Cup knockout victory in 40 years. Two first-half goals from Julián Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez proved decisive, while their second-half control sealed a historic win over a shaken Ecuador side. A one-hour delay due to severe weather set the tone for a dramatic night at the Azteca, with the storm outside mirroring the one Mexico unleashed inside. Even as the rain continued, El Tri erupted into life, overwhelming Ecuador from the first

Mexico became the first country to progress to the knockout stage of the 2026 FIFA World Cup as they edged past South Korea in Guadalajara. After a dull first half, El Tri took the lead shortly after the restart when a goalkeeping error allowed veteran Luis Romo to poke home for the hosts. A last-gasp save from Raúl Rangel secured the victory and booked Mexico’s place in the Round of 32, where they will play in Mexico City. Mexico Become the First Country to Qualify for the K

Mexico 2-0 South Africa - Raul Jimenez with an emotional goal on home soil Mexico swept aside South Africa in the opening match of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, in a repeat of the tournament’s curtain-raiser from 2010. Julian Quinones’ clinical finish opened the scoring in the first ten minutes in front of a sold-out Stadium Azteca crowd, with more than 80,000 Mexicans in attendance. Sphephelo Sithole’s second-half red card made the job even tougher for the visitors, who offered l