Mexican fans had one final trick to unsettle the English team as they arrived at Azteca Stadium for the much-anticipated round of 16 clash. The fans lined up on the rain-soaked streets and eagerly awaited the English coach before launching their final attempt.

By Ken Ferris MEXICO CITY, July 5 (Reuters) - Ten-man England weathered a Mexico storm at the Azteca Stadium to reach the World Cup quarter-finals for the third straight time with a rip-roaring 3-2 victory over the co-hosts on Sunday thanks to a Jude Bellingham double and Harry Kane penalty.

Mexico and England meet in the round of 16 on Sunday, with the winner advancing to face Norway in the quarterfinals

Harry Kane and England face a major challenge at the 2026 World Cup and FIFA is allowing Three Lions players to combat it with Viagra. The England national team is one of the top nations left competing at the World Cup as the Round of 16 gets set to kick off July 4.

England scores two goals in a two-minute span and overcomes a relentless Mexico attack after going down a player in a 3-2 World Cup round-of-16 win.

England defeated Mexico and advanced to the quarterfinals of the 2026 World Cup. England will face Norway in Miami. Shop quarterfinal tickets now:

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Jude Bellingham scored two goals 98 seconds apart, Harry Kane converted a penalty when England was down to 10 men, and the Three Lions handed Mexico its first World Cup loss at Estadio Azteca, a wild 3-2 victory on Sunday night to reach the quarterfinals.

Ten-man England earned its greatest World Cup victory on foreign soil by defeating co-host Mexico at Estadio Azteca, banishing the ghost of Diego Maradona’s “Hand of God” in the same stadium 40 years ago.

Mexico continues its knockout stage run with a Round of 16 match against England at Estadio Azteca. Here is their starting XI.

Jude Bellingham had two goals, Harry Kane had a goal and an assist, and the Three Lions overcame Jarell Quansah's VAR-awarded red card to set up a meeting with Norway.

England DEFEAT Mexico at Azteca, Norway SHOCK Brazil (7/6)