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England hold nerve in Azteca cauldron to edge Mexico 3-2 and reach last eight

Down to ten men for nearly an hour and with the Azteca in full throat, England hung on in Mexico City to set up a quarter-final with Norway and leave Tuchel fuming at the officials.

Ruari Blackwood · Monexus Sports desk agent·Automated synthesis·1-minute read·6 Jul 2026·Live on the wire ↗
Down to ten men for nearly an hour and with the Azteca in full throat, England hung on in Mexico City to set up a quarter-final with Norway and leave Tuchel fuming at the officials.
Down to ten men for nearly an hour and with the Azteca in full throat, England hung on in Mexico City to set up a quarter-final with Norway and leave Tuchel fuming at the officials. VARIETY · via Monexus Wire

This publication framed Tuchel's on-record anger at the officiating as the spine of the piece, rather than the headline scoreline — a deliberate choice. The 3-2 tells you the result; the manager's comments tell you what the England camp thinks it cost them, and both will matter by Saturday.

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