Mexico vs England Highlights, FIFA World Cup 2026: Harry Kane, Jude Bellingham power England into quarterfinals

That's it. It's England, who are through to the quarterfinals, following their 3-2 win over Mexico. Harry Kane scored one from the spot, after Jude Bellingham scored a brace in 99 seconds. Raul Jimenez and Julian Quinones scored one each for Mexico. Jordan Pickford punches in the air as the referee blows the whistle.

A massive 11 minutes have been added. Can Mexico pull one through. Meanwhile Morgan Rogers replaces Harry Kane.

The time is running out for Mexico. Only four of regulation time remain, plus the added on minutes. England are keeping it tight and narrow as almost the full team comes down to defend the lead. Can Mexico forces extra-time play? Mexico 2-3 England (86')

GOOOAALLL! Raul Jimenez scores from the spot. The crowd is on their feet again. Harry Kane fouled Gutierrez while trying to clear the ball inside the box. The referee goes up to VAR for help and Mexico were awarded the penalty. Kane gets an yellow card.

Mexico 2-3 England (69')

GOOOAALLLLL!!!!! Harry Kane makes no mistake from the spot. Kane lays off for Anthony Gordon inside the box. Raul Rangel comes out running and brings down Gordon. Kane scores his 6th in the tournament. Mexico 1-3 England (59')

SAVEEE!!! Jordan Pickford makes another stunning save. A dangerous cross into the box and Raul Jimenez rises above to head it towards the far post. Pickford comes up with a brilliant save to keep it out again. The teams go into HT with England leading 2-1.

GOOOAALLLL!!!!! Julian Quinones reduces the deficit for Mexico just before HT. The goal came from a set piece which fell in the dangerous area and is not cleared by the English defence. The ball falls in front of Quinones, who slots home past Jordan Pickford. Mexico 1-2 England (42')

GOOOAALLLLLLLLLL!!!!!! Jude Bellingham puts England ahead. The Real Madrid silences the Mexican crowd. Bukayo Saka makes a cross from the right. Bellingham dives in at the far post to head home. Wait!!! Two in two for Bellingham. This is the first time Mexico are behind in this tournament. This time, Harry Kane plays for Bellingham in the middle with the striker putting the ball past Raul Rangel. The difference between the two goals is 99 seconds. Bellingham scored in 36th and 38th minutes.

WHAT a head by Raul Jimenez! What a save by Jordan Pickford! Roberto Alvarado runs on to the right and send a perfect cross for Jimenez lurking inside the box. The striker dives to make a pinpoint header only for Pickford to palm the ball away by diving to his left. Mexico 0-0 England (17')

It's been even stevens so far in the first 10 minutes in Mexico City. England's Declan Rice got the first yellow card in the game as early as in the second minute after he caught Romo in the head with a high boot. Meanwhile, Harry Kane is yet to get a single touch on the ball.

Time for National Anthems as players of both sides make their way into the middle of the stadium. England go first, followed by Mexico. Meanwhile, the stadium is packed with Mexico fans.

Mexico: Raul Rangel, Jorge Sanchez, Cesar Montes, Johan Vasquez, Jesus Gallardo, Erik Lira, Luis Romo, Gilberto Mora, Raul Jimenez, Julian Quinones, Roberto Alvarado.

England: Jordan Pickford, Jarell Quansah, Ezri Konsa, Marc Guehi, Nico O'Reilly, Elliot Anderson, Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon, Harry Kane.

England coach Thomas Tuchel made three changes to England's lineup, with Jarell Quansah replacing Djed Spence at right back and Bukayo Saka and Anthony Gordon returning to the starting XI. Mexico are playing with the same team that beat Ecuador.

“Due to adverse weather conditions in Mexico City, including risk caused by lightning in the vicinity of the stadium, the kick-off of the World Cup 2026 round of 16 match between Mexico and England has been delayed to 7 PM local time (9 PM EDT). The safety and security of all individuals is FIFA's priority. We thank all fans for their understanding and cooperation," a FIFA statement said.

Under FIFA protocol, a match cannot begin or continue if lightning is detected within an eight-mile radius of the stadium. Play can only resume after a 30-minute period without any lightning strikes, with each new strike resetting the countdown timer.

The match was delayed by an hour after after severe weather, including lightning, heavy rain and hail, struck the area around the Azteca Stadium. The match was originally scheduled for a 5:30 A M IST start, but would now kick off at 6:30 AM IST. after storm protocols were activated.

Hello and welcome to the live coverage of the Mexico vs England Round of 16 clash in Mexico City.