England achieved one of their finest World Cup knockout victories since 1966 by defeating Mexico 3-2 in Mexico City, overcoming altitude concerns and a red card to Jarell Quansah. The win books a quarter-final clash against Norway.
Match Details and Key Moments
Playing in front of a hostile crowd at the Estadio Azteca, England took an early lead through Harry Kane, who later added a third goal. Jude Bellingham was instrumental in midfield, setting up Kane's third with a clever pass. Mexico fought back with two goals, but England's defence held firm despite being reduced to 10 men after Quansah's dismissal for a second yellow card.
Fan Reactions and Call for Submissions
The Guardian is asking fans who watched the match to share their experiences. Many viewers in the UK stayed up late due to the time difference, with kick-off at 3 a.m. British Summer Time. Readers are invited to describe where and how they watched, whether they got any sleep, and how they are coping with tiredness. Photos of fans watching are also welcome.
Submissions can be made via an encrypted form on the Guardian website or by messaging the publication on WhatsApp at +447766780300. Participants must be 18 or over and can respond anonymously. The data will only be used for this feature and deleted afterwards.
