Mexico vs England in the Round of 16 ended 3-2 to England at Estadio Azteca, with a Jude Bellingham brace and a Harry Kane penalty answering goals from Julian Quinones and a Raul Jimenez penalty for Mexico. England played more than half an hour with ten men after a VAR-confirmed red card but held on regardless. Mexico had arrived unbeaten, with a perfect group stage and a 2-0 win over Ecuador that was their first World Cup knockout win since 1986. Track Mexico vs England for the full story of that match, with lineups, scoring and match statistics from the game.
Player statistic
| 2' |  |
Declan Rice | ||
| 36' |  |
Jude Bellingham (Assist: Bukayo Saka) | ||
| 38' | |
Jude Bellingham (Assist: Harry Kane) | ||
| Julián Quiñones | |
42' | ||
| 54' |  |
Jarell Quansah | ||
| 60' |  |
Harry Kane | ||
| 68' | |
Marc Guehi | ||
| Raúl Jiménez | |
69' | ||
| Jorge Sánchez | |
72' | ||
| 72' | |
Nico O’Reilly | ||
| Johan Vásquez | |
90+8' | ||
| 90+8' | |
Jordan Henderson |
Match statistic
67
Possession
33
20
Total shots
6
5
Shots on target
5
8
Shots off target
1
7
Blocked shots
12
Corners
2
1
Offsides
14
Fouls
7
Mexico
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