Mexico has secured a spot in the World Cup round of 16 after a flawless group stage campaign.
The co-hosts won all four matches without conceding a single goal.
According to The Guardian, this achievement ends a long-standing dry spell for the national team, which has historically struggled to advance past the first knockout round.
Historic Victory Over Ecuador
The team's recent triumph against Ecuador marks a significant milestone.
It is Mexico's first win in a World Cup knockout match since defeating Bulgaria at the Azteca Stadium in 1986.
Following qualification, Mexico will return to the iconic Azteca Stadium for their next challenge. They are scheduled to face England in a highly anticipated round of 16 matchup.
The spectacular defensive record and consecutive wins have boosted excitement across Mexico City.
Fans are closely watching as the country enjoys its role as one of the three tournament co-hosts.
