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England players and supporters shared emotional celebrations inside the Estadio Azteca after one of the Three Lions' most memorable victories on the international stage.
A dramatic 3-2 win over Mexico sent Thomas Tuchel's side into the 2026 World Cup quarter-finals, and the now-traditional rendition of Wonderwall provided a fitting end to an extraordinary night.
Watch as England stars and fans continue Wonderwall tradition
England overcame a hostile atmosphere, Mexico City's altitude, a lengthy weather delay and a second-half red card to secure a famous victory over the World Cup co-hosts.
Jude Bellingham scored twice in just 98 seconds before half-time to give England control, although Julian Quinones quickly reduced the deficit before the interval.
The task became even more difficult when Jarell Quansah was sent off for a high challenge early in the second half, but Harry Kane restored England's two-goal advantage from the penalty spot after Anthony Gordon was brought down by goalkeeper Raul Rangel.
Raul Jimenez converted a late penalty to set up a frantic finish, but England held firm against sustained Mexican pressure to book a quarter-final meeting with Norway.
After the final whistle, the players headed towards the travelling support and joined them in singing Wonderwall.
The Oasis classic has become part of England's post-match celebrations during the tournament, and the latest rendition echoed around the Azteca after a night of extraordinary drama.
Kane threw himself into the celebrations to such an extent that he had almost completely lost his voice by the time he spoke to the media afterwards.
The England captain praised the travelling support and admitted he had been left almost “speechless” by the occasion.
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Given the circumstances, this has to rank among England's most impressive away victories.
To beat Mexico at their iconic Azteca fortress would have been memorable enough, but doing so after a weather delay, in a deafening atmosphere and with ten men for much of the second half made the celebrations entirely deserved.
Wonderwall provided the perfect release of emotion after an exhausting night.
Whether supporters experienced it inside the Azteca, surrounded by fellow fans in a packed pub or quietly trying not to wake everyone while watching from bed at home, this was a World Cup night that few England fans will ever forget.