England edges Mexico 3-2 in World Cup, sets TV ratings record

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England edges Mexico 3-2 in World Cup, sets TV ratings record
Summary

England secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Mexico in the World Cup at Estadio Azteca. The match featured standout performances from Jude Bellingham, who scored twice, and Harry Kane, who netted a penalty. Following a red card for Jarrell Quansah, England managed to hold onto their lead despite pressure from the Mexican side. Preliminary data indicates that this match is on track to become the highest-rated telecast in U.S. Spanish-language TV history, drawing a total audience of 23.1 million, along with high streaming numbers on Peacock. The match's captivating nature has contributed to its significant viewing figures.

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  • England scores a late penalty to maintain their lead.
  • Jude Bellingham scores twice in the first half.
  • Mexico's Raúl Jiménez scores a penalty to keep the match close.
  • The match was delayed due to thunderstorms before kickoff.
  • Preliminary audience figures suggest record-breaking viewership.
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One of England’s best World Cup performances in modern history is on track to become the highest-rated telecast in U.S. Spanish-language TV history. England’s heroic 3-2 win over Mexico in the Estadio Azteca, which saw the Three Lions hold on for nearly half an hour after they went down to 10 men, has drawn a …

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