England defeated Mexico 2-0 in the FIFA World Cup Round of 16 on Sunday night.

The victory ensures England advances to the next stage of the tournament, eliminating Mexico in a high-stakes knockout match.

Jude Bellingham provided the decisive offensive spark at Azteca Stadium in Mexico City. The midfielder scored two goals [1] in a rapid sequence that shifted the momentum of the match. According to reports, Bellingham scored those two goals in just 98 seconds [2], a burst of scoring that stunned the home crowd.

Before the goals, the match remained a tight contest. The brace turned the struggle into a commanding 2-0 advantage for the English side. David Menich said that Bellingham finally had his signature moment at the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The result marks a significant hurdle cleared for England as they move deeper into the competition. Mexico, playing in front of a home audience, was unable to recover from the quick succession of goals delivered by Bellingham. The victory solidifies Bellingham's role as a central figure in England's tactical approach during this tournament phase.

Jude Bellingham scored two goals in just 98 seconds.

England's progression to the quarterfinals demonstrates their ability to perform under pressure in hostile environments. By securing a win at the historic Azteca Stadium, the team has proven it can maintain composure against a passionate home side. Bellingham's efficiency in a short window of time highlights his capacity to decide major tournament games single-handedly.