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The Independent UK · Jul 3

Mexico boss furious at Fifa over proposed World Cup kick-off change vs England

Javier Aguirre has reacted angrily to reports of a kick-off time change, while also refuting any advantage for the co-hosts over Thomas Tuchel’s side

The Independent UK · Jul 3

Mexico manager says he’s been left in dark by Fifa over World Cup kick-off change

Mexico boss Javier Aguirre said ‘nobody asked me’ with his side’s round of 16 match with England set to be moved forward

The Independent UK · Jul 3

Who is Gilberto Mora? Mexico pocket rocket has England upset in his teenage sights

England visit Mexico City in the Round of 16 this weekend after navigating a way past DR Congo in Atlanta

FourFourTwo · Jul 2

Mexico boss reveals Scottish secret weapon ahead of England World Cup showdown

Mexico boss reveals Scottish secret weapon ahead of England World Cup showdown

The National (Scotland) · Jul 2

'The Mexican People Deserved a Night Like This': Mexico's Javier Aguirre Reacts to Historic Win Over Ecuador

After holding a strong Ecuador side scoreless, Mexico achieved a feat matched by only two other teams. It became the third nation to win its first four matches in a World Cup without conceding a goal, joining Brazil in 1986 and Italy in 1990.

Latin Times · Jul 2

Mexico’s Road to 2026 World Cup Final After Thrilling Round of 32 Win

El Tri are chasing their maiden World Cup title after a perfect start on home soil.

Sports Illustrated · Jul 1

Mexico Didn’t Just Beat Ecuador, It Ended a 40-Year Curse That Had Defined It

El Tri had not won a World Cup knockout match since 1986. But this iteration of Mexico is breaking new ground under Javier Aguirre.

Sports Illustrated · Jul 1

Mexico's Fast Start, Not Its Famous Defense, Sinks Ecuador at the Azteca

Mexico beat 10-man Ecuador 2-0 at the Azteca, ending a 40-year World Cup knockout drought behind two early goals and a red-card meltdown.

Latin Times · Jul 1

Mexico face up to their most terrifying opponent: the ghost of World Cup game four

El Tri have made a habit of qualifying from the group stage and then falling at the first hurdle. They are hoping the memory of 1986 will help end the curse

The Guardian - US · Jun 30