England Endure Agonizing Night to Beat Mexico in World Cup Thriller

Fifa World Cup Estadio Azteca Mexico City

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England secured a dramatic World Cup quarter-final victory over Mexico in Mexico City, overcoming a hostile Estadio Azteca, a red card, and intense pressure.
Despite playing with 10 men for nearly 50 minutes, England held on for a grueling 3-2 win.

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England secured a dramatic World Cup quarter-final victory over Mexico in Mexico City, overcoming a hostile Estadio Azteca, a red card, and intense pressure. Despite playing with 10 men for nearly 50 minutes, England held on for a grueling 3-2 win.

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مواضيعEstadio Azteca Mexico City England national football team Mexico national football team Raúl Jiménez Jarell Quansah

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