Mexico Becomes First Team to Reach World Cup Knockouts

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Mexico City, Mexico – Web Desk: Mexico has become the first team to secure a place in the knockout stage of the FIFA World Cup 2026 after a hard-fought 1–0 victory over South Korea in the group stage.

The hosts continued their impressive run in the tournament, with Luis Romo scoring the decisive goal in the 50th minute to seal the win and guarantee qualification.

South Korea created several promising chances during the match but failed to break through Mexico’s disciplined defensive setup.

With strong home support, Mexico secured top position in Group A and strengthened their path toward the next round, where they could potentially face England in a high-profile clash.

Despite the defeat, South Korea’s hopes of advancing to the knockout stage remain alive depending on other group results.

The result marks a major milestone for Mexico, which has shown consistent form throughout the tournament and now leads the race into the elimination rounds.

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