World Cup 2026: Mexico becomes first country to reach knockout stage after beating South Korea
Summary
Mexico became the first team to qualify for the knockout stage of the 2026 World Cup by beating South Korea 1-0 at Guadalajara Stadium. Luis Romo scored after halftime, and Mexico secured first place in Group A with one match left.Key Facts
- Mexico co-hosts the 2026 World Cup and plays at home in Guadalajara.
- Mexico won against South Korea 1-0 with a goal by Luis Romo shortly after halftime.
- The goal resulted from a mistake by the South Korean goalkeeper Kim Seung-gyu.
- Mexico goalkeeper Raul Rangel made important saves near the end to keep the lead.
- Mexico leads Group A and will play a third-placed team in the round of 32 in Mexico City.
- South Korea sits second in the group with three points after this match.
- The final group matches will see Mexico against the Czech Republic and South Korea against South Africa.
- Both teams played in front of large, enthusiastic crowds in Mexico.
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