Authorities report deaths during World Cup celebrations in Mexico City after fans gathered to celebrate Mexico’s match result against Ecuador. Multiple outlets cite reports of people dying from asphyxiation amid the crowd surge. The Daily Express, Free Malaysia Today and The Punch all describe two fatalities, naming a 19-year-old woman and a 44-year-old man, who die from asphyxiation, according to officials or the city health ministry. The New York Times reports a total of three deaths, including the same 44-year-old man and the 19-year-old woman, and adds a third person, a 48-year-old woman, also reported to have died from asphyxiation. The Independent likewise reports three deaths from asphyxiation, describing fans being crushed as celebrations spill onto city streets. Across the reports, the circumstances are consistent: large crowds celebrate outside with crowd compression contributing to asphyxiation-related deaths. Officials continue to attribute the deaths to asphyxiation, while the final number reported differs between sources as the incident details are updated.