Julián Quiñones Sets New World Cup Record
Julián Quiñones etched his name into Mexican football history by scoring the decisive goal against England, bringing Mexico's total tournament goals to nine — the highest ever in a single World Cup edition. This performance surpassed the previous record set by the 1998 squad, which managed eight goals.
Quiñones' clinical finish not only secured a vital win but also ignited renewed hope for Mexican football's global resurgence.
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