10-man England beat Mexico 3-2 to reach 2026 World Cup quarterfinals

England secured a quarter-final spot after a thrilling 3-2 victory against Mexico. This dramatic match became Mexico's most-watched FIFA World Cup game of the 21st century. The high-octane encounter also set new audience records in the United States. England will now face Norway in their next World Cup quarter-final match. The winner advances to face either Argentina or Switzerland in the semi-finals.

England are through to the quarter-finals of the World Cup, but that isn’t the story. After losing Jarrel Quansah to a red card in the second half, Thomas Tuchel completely changed their set-up to defend, and Mexico could do nothing to avoid their historic 3-2 defeat. Adam Clery shows how England got everything right with 11 men and stayed in control with 10.

A brilliant match with five goals, two penalties and one sending off ended in tears and heartbreak for Mexico as the World Cup co-hosts were beaten 3-2 by a 10-man England team on Sunday in the last 16. In a match that will be probably be talked about for years to come despite its delayed kick-off, Mexico can leave the pitch with their heads held high, but it's England who will continue their journey at the tournament, bidding for a first title since 1966.

A brilliant match with five goals, two penalties and one sending off ended in tears and heartbreak for Mexico as the World Cup co-hosts were beaten 3-2 by a 10-man England team on Sunday in the last 16. In a match that will be probably be talked about for years to come, Mexico can leave the pitch with their heads held high, but it's England who will continue their journey at the tournament, bidding for a first title since 1966.

10-man England held on to seal a memorable 3-2 victory against Mexico to book their place in the World Cup quarter-finals. Mexico hadn’t lost a competitive fixture at the Estadio Azteca since 2013 ...