England have delivered an iconic performance to make it through to the quarter finals of the World Cup.
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They held on through eleven minutes of extra time at the Azteca Stadium to beat Mexico 3-2.
Captain Harry Kane scored a penalty and then gave away one converted by Raul Jimenez as Tuchel’s 10 men dug deep to seal a chaotic win.
Bellingham scored two goals in 98 seconds before Quinones pulled one back.
The Three Lions will battle Norway next on July 11.
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An England fan ahead of the match outside the Azteca.
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Football fans gather at designated FIFA World Cup fan zones in Seattle, Washington.
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From playing at altitude in front of a raucous crowd and Quansah’s red card to a delayed kick-off, England had to overcome all manner of obstacles against the World Cup co-hosts.
England's Harry Kane scores their side's third goal of the game from a penalty.
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Fans who stayed up through the night saw England make it through to the last-eight of the World Cup.
England fans cheer at The Lord Stamford in Manchester.
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England's Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham (left), Declan Rice (centre right) and Marcus Rashford (right) celebrate.
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England fans celebrate in Mexico City.
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Jordan Pickford celebrates after the match.
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The final whistle sparked wild celebrations, with players pouring onto the pitch before standing in front of their fans for a now traditional rendition of Oasis’ ‘Wonderwall’.
Mexico fans react after the defeat.
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England head coach Thomas Tuchel celebrates at the full-time whistle during the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match at Mexico City Stadium, Mexico. Picture date: Sunday July 5, 2026.
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Mexico players applaud the fans at the the end.
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England's Harry Kane after the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match at Mexico City Stadium, Mexico. Picture date: Sunday July 5, 2026.
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England fans cheer during a watch party at Boxpark Croydon.
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