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Mexico is through to the round of 16 at the 2026 FIFA World Cup with a resounding 2-0 win over an uninspired Ecuador team on Tuesday night in Mexico City. It marked Mexico's first World Cup knockout stage win in 40 years. Mexico dominated the game from the start and has now maintained a perfect record at the tournament through four games. Javier Aguirres team has been one of the tournament's biggest success stories, in large part due to its suffocating defense and a wide range of players who can all score impressive goals. That was on full display tonight in Mexico City and has now set the stage for a team that might be a threat to go very far in this tournament. Here are my thoughts on the game: 1. Ecuadors Defense Didn't Live Up To Expectations Entering this game, the leading story was whether Ecuadors defense would continue to be world-class? The answer to that is a definitive no. Throughout CONMEBOLs single-table World Cup qualifying, Ecuador put up defensive numbers that are tough to believe. Over 18 games, La Tricolor conceded just five goals and kept 13 clean sheets. Over its last 11 qualifiers, Ecuador has only allowed one goal. That effort saw the team finish second in South America, ahead of traditional powers including Brazil and Colombia. Tonight against Mexico, Sebastin Beccaceces squad did not bear any resemblance to what it displayed in qualifying. From the opening minutes, Mexico was carving up Ecuadors defense with ease. Ecuador was leaving channels wide open for Mexico to exploit, was not picking up runners in the box, and was not backing each other up when defending one-on-one situations. Far too many times, Mexico had tons of space to operate in dangerous areas. It was a terrible performance in all areas from Ecuador, but particularly on the defensive side. These were some basic mistakes that Ecuador was regularly making, and it was hard to believe that this teams defense could turn out to be its downfall at such an important game. 2. But Mexicos defense has been elite While Ecuadors defense was surprisingly woeful, Mexicos defense has been elite all through this tournament. Through four games, Mexico has yet to concede a goal. Of course, central defenders Csar Montes and Johan Vsquez, along with fullbacks Jorge Snchez and Jess Gallardo, deserve a lot of credit, but Mexicos defending at this World Cup has been a total team effort. It starts with the basics, such as the overall raw intensity that Aguirre has instilled in his team. But it is also excellent individual one-on-one defending, and smart positioning to always maintain a shape, and finally, it is excellent at pressing up the field to win turnovers in dangerous positions. It is not going to be easy to break through Mexicos defense, even for the elite teams that await. 3. Moras big start When Javier Aguirre announced his lineup, the big story was Gilberto Mora getting the start. At 17 years old, he is the youngest player at this World Cup. The Tijuana midfielder had 10 caps entering this game, and he started in the teams final group stage game against Czechia, which was after Mexico clinched first place in Group A. It was a different matter altogether for Mora to get the start in a World Cup knockout game in Mexico Citys legendary stadium, where Pele and Maradona lifted the trophy. Aguirre was showing a lot of confidence in the top teenage Mexican prospect of his generation. Mora was eventually subbed out in the 58th minute, but passed the test with flying colors. In the seventh minute, Mora was instrumental in the build-up of an opportunity that ended with Raul Jimenez missing an open header. Then, in the 16th minute, Mora unleashed a shot that narrowly missed curling inside the far post. Mora's final statistics for the match were very solid. He completed 22/25 of his passes, won 4/5 of his ground duels, drew two fouls, and had two shots that did not miss by much. It is an exciting time for the Mexican team as Mora looks like he will continue to be a threat at this World Cup and potentially many more World Cups to come. 4. Quiones is Mexicos star Through four games at the World Cup, Julin Quiones is clearly Mexicos breakout player heading into the round of 16. Born in Colombia but later becoming a naturalized Mexican citizen, Quiones only began playing for Mexico in 2023. At 29, this might be his only opportunity to play in a World Cup. Thus far, Quiones is taking full advantage of it. In the group stage, Mexico scored six goals from five different goalscorers, and Quiones was the only player to score multiple goals. Now with his goal against Ecuador, Quiones has three goals. This has been a good year for Quiones on the club level, too, as he was the Saudi Pro League leading scorer for the 2025/26 season with 33 goals in 31 games for Al Qadsiah FC. In May, he was awarded a new contract for the club through 2029. Four years ago, at the 2022 World Cup, Mexico crashed out of the tournament in the group stage, ending a run of seven World Cup knockout appearances. This team is much, much better than the one in Qatar. There are many reasons for this, but the top reason is getting Quiones into the program.

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Confident England football fans have taken a gamble - booking flights and hotels for a potential World Cup last-16 tie in Mexico City, even as the Three Lions still need to overcome the Democratic Republic of Congo.The national side is scheduled to play the African nation in their round of 32 clash in Atlanta on Wednesday, with many supporters expressing confidence in Englands chances. A victory at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium would propel England into a last-16 match on Sunday against co-hosts Mexico at the Estadio Azteca, one of world footballs most famous venues. Mexico secured their place in the last 32 by beating Ecuador 2-0 on Tuesday.Reflecting the high stakes, one fan commented that the team "dont really deserve to be here" if they fail to win their crucial match against the Democratic Republic of Congo.Ryan Woods, 33, from Portsmouth, said: We should go through.Its a tough game, but if we cant win tomorrow we dont really deserve to be here, do we.But it will be a hard game weve struggled when weve had to break teams down but we should be all right hopefully. On to Mexico.Mr Woods said securing top spot in the group against Panama had caused him more anxiety because it determined whether England would play in Atlanta or Toronto.Weve got our flights booked to Mexico, but theyre refundable anyway which is good, he said.It was more the flights here we were a bit nervy at half time in New York.I was frantically looking at prices to Toronto and whatnot, but it worked out so its all good.England fans at a bar (James Manning/PA)He continued: The plan is, assuming we get there, is to go up to the quarters and then well just get priced out of carrying on.Ill be paying it off over a couple of years I think.Im just about to go to my house and spend loads of money on that as well.Its not been too bad but the semi and the final was just too much of a push to do the rest of it, which is unfortunate.The Manchester United fan said the tournament has really started now it has entered the knockout stages.He said: With the only exception being the Scots, we only really had to win one game to go through anyway.So nows the go time really.Temperatures in Atlanta have climbed above 30C this week, but another supporter, Jack Goodwin, said England have no excuses for Wednesdays game due to playing in an air-conditioned stadium.The 34-year-old, who used his 40,000 house deposit to fund his World Cup trip, was confident of a round of 16 tie against Mexico.He said: Were in an air-conditioned stadium tomorrow its at midday but its in an air-conditioned stadium so no excuses.Not if, when we make it through tomorrow, its going to be difficult against Mexico because humidity, climate itll be tough, itll be really tough against the Mexicans.Speaking before Mexicos game against Ecuador alongside his 34-year-old friend Harrison Killick, he continued: Were torn he (Harrison) doesnt have a Mexico ticket so he wants the Ecuadorians to win tonight because it means ticket prices will plummet.Whereas we want Mexico to win because, its a bit greedy, but we want to play Mexico in Mexico City.The pair said tickets for an England-Mexico tie were selling for around for thousands of dollars.Currently as it stands I think theyre going for about 3,000 US dollars right now, Mr Goodwin said.Bristol City fan Lee Lewis, 36, said he had also already booked flights to Mexico.Speaking about Englands chances of progressing, he said: Ive got no choice now, have I?Im in too deep.He added: I think theyll do well I think well be through to the next stage after this game.England fans Danny Preston and Tom Preston (James Manning/PA)Danny Preston, 59, and Tom Preston, 28, from Chesterfield said despite England struggling against defensive teams, they were confident of the Three Lions chances on Wednesday.Danny said: I think weve got a good chance, a very good chance.I think these will have the low block again which were going to struggle with, but I think as we progress and if the games get more competitive, I think England will come through.His son added: I think well beat them tomorrow, obviously.I think itll be a struggle again but as we get through, when play better teams we can open up a bit more and play better against them rather than the likes of these tomorrow.The father and son duo said they believed there will be better games now the tournament has entered the knockout stages.Danny said: Its getting a bit more interesting.Tom added: Good teams have got to go up against each other now so there should be some better games.

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