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Mexico Falls 3-2 to England, Ending World Cup Run in Heartbreaking Loss
Fans in San Francisco packed watch parties and said Mexico’s 3-2 loss to England still marked its deepest World Cup run since 2018.
- Mexico's World Cup run ended Sunday night as the team fell to England 3-2 in a Round of 16 match, marking the deepest tournament run since 2018.
- Inside the Teeth Bar on Mission Street in San Francisco, fans created a stadium-like atmosphere for 90 minutes, chanting 'Viva Mexico' while anxiously watching their team battle England.
- Manager Brooke Lloyd of Teeth reported match revenue rivaled the Super Bowl, while San Francisco resident Sheila Azcueta stated she supported Mexico due to the Mission's strong Latino community.
- The final whistle brought emotional heartbreak as supporters fought back tears and hugged one another, though many fans expressed pride in Mexico's hard-fought tournament quest.
- Roberto Martinez vowed the team would return stronger next year, while Alan Guzman remains optimistic about prospects in four years following this memorable tournament run.
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Mexico mourns: once again the co-host wakes up the longings of his compatriots, again he misses the World Cup quarter final. And the capital sinks into grave silence.
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