Jude Bellingham scores twice in 98 seconds to help England beat Mexico 3-2 in the FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 16 at Estadio Azteca. Multiple outlets describe the quick brace as ending a decades-long Azteca milestone, with coverage noting it is the first time since Diego Maradona in 1986 that a player scores two World Cup goals at the stadium in a match. The rapid goals are also presented as historically fast, with one report placing the brace among the quickest in World Cup history. England’s two-goal burst puts them ahead, but Mexico mounts a late fightback, making the match end in a narrow English victory. With the result, England advance to the quarter-finals. The reports agree that Bellingham’s goals are central to the outcome and that his performance connects to past World Cup records tied to Maradona’s legacy at Azteca.