Julián Quiñones scores Mexico’s opening goal at the 2026 World Cup
The tournament kicked off in Mexico City with Julián Quiñones finding the net in the 10th minute of the Mexico‑South Africa match. His strike became the opening goal for the host nation at the 2026 World Cup.
The goal places Quiñones alongside Luis Chávez and Chucly Lozano, who scored the first goals for Mexico in previous World Cups. The Colombian forward’s performance highlights his rising profile on the global stage.
Fans filled the stadium with chants, celebrating the new hero.
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