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Mexico's World Cup Journey Ends with 3-2 Loss to England at Estadio Azteca

Despite a strong home crowd and a man advantage in the second half, Mexico falls short against England in a closely contested match.

Jul 6, 2026, 5:45 AM NPR News

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Mexico's run in the 2026 World Cup concluded with a narrow 3-2 defeat to England at Estadio Azteca. The match, played at high altitude, saw 80,824 passionate fans supporting Mexico. Despite having a man advantage for most of the second half and scoring twice, Mexico was unable to equalize the score.

The game highlighted Mexico's resilience but ultimately ended their hopes of advancing further in the tournament.

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