Mexico boss' explicit heckle a bit of fun - Gordon
Summary
England player Anthony Gordon said Mexico coach Javier Aguirre swearing at him during a World Cup match was meant as a joke and a compliment. England won the game 3-2, reaching the quarter-finals against Norway. After the loss, Aguirre left his job and was replaced by Rafael Marquez.Key Facts
- During a hydration break in the match, Aguirre shouted an explicit remark at Anthony Gordon, who took it as a joke.
- The match was a dramatic World Cup last-16 game at the Azteca Stadium, ending 3-2 in England's favor.
- Jude Bellingham scored two goals for England; Julian Quinones and Raul Jimenez scored for Mexico.
- England player Jarell Quansah received a red card during the game.
- England secured the win with a penalty goal by Harry Kane.
- Several funny moments from the game were shared widely on social media.
- After the match, Javier Aguirre left his position as Mexico coach and was replaced by Rafael Marquez.
- Anthony Gordon recently transferred from Newcastle United to Barcelona.
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