England, reduced to ten men, beats Mexico 3-2 with Bellingham brace and Kane penalty
England played most of the second half with only ten men after a red card, yet still managed to hold onto their lead. Jude Bellingham’s first‑half brace gave England a two‑goal advantage, and Harry Kane’s late penalty restored a three‑goal cushion.
The resilient performance saw England defeat Mexico 3-2 and move on to the World Cup quarter‑finals.
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