Jude Bellingham scored twice, Jordan Henderson injured in celebrations, and a red card was suspended for Balogun

England beat Mexico 3-2, set up World Cup quarter-final against Norway

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England defeated Mexico 3-2 in a dramatic World Cup match, securing a quarter-final clash against Norway. Captain Harry Kane earned an 8.4 average rating, while midfielder Jude Bellingham scored a quick-fire brace in the first half. Julián Quiñones pulled one back for Mexico before halftime, and Jarell Quansah was sent off early in the second half after a VAR review, leaving England to withstand relentless pressure.

Jordan Henderson suffered a wrist injury after a freak fall during post-match celebrations, leaving the pitch on a stretcher. FIFA cited article 27 of its disciplinary code to suspend a red card punishment for Folarin Balogun, meaning his one-game ban will only apply if he commits another similar offense within 12 months. England will face Norway in Miami on Saturday.

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After Harry Kane's heroics, the President has sent a message on Truth Social.
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Jarell Quansah was then sent off following a VAR review early in the second half, leaving England to withstand relentless Mexican pressure.
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Fifa cited article 27 of its disciplinary code as reason for suspending the red card punishment, meaning Balogun will only serve his one-game ban if he commits another similar offence in the next 12 months.
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A quick-fire brace from midfielder Jude Bellingham had put England ahead in the first half, before Julián Quiñones pulled a goal back for the tournament’s co-hosts just before the break.
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Captain Harry Kane comes in with an 8.4 average rating.
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Earlier, a jubilant Megan was seen throwing her arms in the air in the first half of the match as Jude Bellingham netted two goals in two minutes to put England comfortably in front.
according to The Independent +2
Jordan just fell over and injured his wrist.
according to India Today +2
Coach has a contract with CBF by 2030.
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The 32-year-old was subbed off late on for the fresh legs of Morgan Rogers as England withstood a final Mexican onslaught and then had the BBC’s pundits in hysterics after the match when he lost his voice during the raucous celebrations.
according to The Independent
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The winger sent a fine clipped cross that Bellingham headed home.
according to Daily Record
Henderson appeared to stumble on landing after hitting against the advertising hoardings following England’s 3-2 victory and was seen in footage leaving the pitch on stretcher.
according to Geo News
England looked rejuvenated by the break and Nico O'Reilly saw an effort deflect onto a post, but they soon faced another barrier to progress.
according to Daily Record
England, however, held firm to seal a famous victory and set up a quarter-final clash against Norway.
according to India Today

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After Harry Kane's heroics, the President has sent a message on Truth Social.
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Fifa cited article 27 of its disciplinary code as reason for suspending the red card punishment, meaning Balogun will only serve his…
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A quick-fire brace from midfielder Jude Bellingham had put England ahead in the first half, before Julián Quiñones pulled a goal back for…
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Jarell Quansah was then sent off following a VAR review early in the second half, leaving England to withstand relentless Mexican pressure.
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It’s looks really bad,” Tuchel said.
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