England advances to World Cup quarterfinals with win over Mexico
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 4:04 AM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
On Sunday, England defeated Mexico at Estadio Azteca to secure their place in the World Cup quarterfinals. The Three Lions are historically one of the tournament's strongest teams, yet they have not lifted the trophy since 1966. In that year, England's lone title came after a remarkable hat trick by Geoff Hurst in the final against West Germany. As they move forward, England aims to break their six-decade championship drought and reach the final again during this summer's tournament.
- •England secures quarterfinal spot by defeating Mexico.
- •The last World Cup title for England was in 1966.
- •England's historical performance includes multiple quarterfinal finishes.
- •This summer's tournament marks England's pursuit to end a long title drought.
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