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Unbeaten in 12 games in all competitions, they'd won their last six matches, scoring 14 and conceding only one. So far at the World Cup, prior to the England game, no opponent had breached their goal, which was a feat that no other team in the competition could match.

Led by a double from Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane's penalty, the Three Lions shrugged off the effects of playing at high altitude, a frenzied home support for the co-hosts and playing for over 45 minutes with 10 men. "I felt in the build-up it never felt like a round of 16 match. It feels almost like we won a final this last moment the referee takes the whistle to his mouth," said Tuchel. "Forty or 50 minutes in altitude against a home country, this is a moment of joy.

The Three Lions were on the back foot for a third of the match after defender Jarell Quansah was sent off for a high challenge. Kane, hoarse after celebrating with his teammates and England's supporters, said: "It was a crazy game. We had to fight and we had to find something. "I've just been singing, I can't really talk.

The Real Madrid midfielder bagged a 95-second brace in the first half to spoil the hopes of a passionate 80,000 home crowd as Mexico lost for just the third time in 90 matches at the Estadio Azteca. On a night of high drama in the Mexican capital, England had to survive for most of the second half a man down after Jarell Quansah's red card. But after Harry Kane's penalty added to their lead, they held out to set up a meeting with Erling Haaland's Norway in the last eight on Saturday.

Flashscore brings you the best moments of the tournament in our daily World Cup round-up. Here’s what happened on Day 25: The highlights In the first match of the day, Brazil played a tense game against Norway, ultimately losing 2-1. After missing a penalty, with Bruno Guimaraes, just 14 minutes into the match, the Selecao found themselves in an unusual situation. Norway dominated possession, with coach Carlo Ancelotti’s team sitting deep, looking to find space for counterattacks.

Following an hour delay, the opening 15 minutes were a tense affair played in an electrifying atmosphere in the Mexican capital. The ground almost took off completely when Raúl Jiménez’s excellent close-range diving header was thwarted by a magnificent save from Jordan Pickford at his near post.

"Obviously everyone is deeply disappointed, considering what happened. I don't think we have had a spectacular World Cup but we had a good one. I think we even deserved to win the game today," Ancelotti said after the 2-1 loss at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Haaland scored two late goals for Norway in a match which hinged on an early penalty by Brazil's Bruno Guimaraes which was saved. Neymar's successful spot-kick in injury time was scant consolation. "You have to digest a defeat like this.

After a heatwave ‌last week, which broke British records for June ‌at around 37 degrees Celsius (98 degrees Fahrenheit), the second week of ‌the tournament is forecast to see temperatures climb again ‌beyond 30 degrees Celsius. Sinner, who hails from the Alpine region of South Tyrol in northern Italy, struggled physically during a Paris heatwave ‌to fall in the second round of ⁠the French Open in ‌May and suffered cramps in an early scare at the Australian ​Open in January.

The blockbuster clash between two players with four Grand Slam titles each failed to ‌live up to expectations as 14th seed Osaka blazed to a ‌6-2, 7-6 (2) victory on Centre Court. Sabalenka was continually knocked off balance by the depth ‌and pace of Osaka's shots and despite digging deep in the ‌second set, she never really looked in control. At one point in the first set she screamed in frustration while early in the second she banged her racket against her head ‌repeatedly.

Carlos Queiroz has stepped down as head coach of the Ghana national team, ending an 11-week spell in charge of the Black Stars. The 73-year-old Portuguese trainer confirmed his departure days after Ghana were eliminated from the 2026 FIFA World Cup at the round-of-32 stage, following a 1-0 defeat to Colombia at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City on Friday night.