Mexico 2-3 England

What a wild, dramatic night this was at the famous Estadio Azteca in Mexico City.

It nearly did not start on time.

Severe weather pushed kickoff back by about 60 minutes, and the tension just kept building.

When they finally kicked off, England started fast and took control.

Their midfielder Jude Bellingham scored in the 36th minute.

Then 2 minutes later he scored again, and it was already 2-0.

The Azteca had gone quiet, but not for long.

In the 42nd minute Mexico forward Julian Quinones scored to make it 2-1.

England took a tense 2-1 lead into the break, with the whole stadium roaring for more.

Then just after half-time, the game flipped against England.

In the 54th minute their defender Jarell Quansah lunged into a sliding tackle and was shown a straight red card.

That left England with only 10 men for more than half an hour.

But even with a man down, they refused to sit back.

And then they won a penalty.

Their captain Harry Kane stepped up for this one and took the score to 3-1 in the 60th minute.

Still, Mexico did not give up and came back in a big way.

Their striker Raul Jimenez scored a penalty in the 69th minute to make it 3-2.

Now 10-man England were defending desperately, as Mexico attacked and attacked.

But England's goalkeeper Jordan Pickford refused to fold and made impressive save after impressive save.

His best was a stunning tip over the bar from a Jimenez header, when it looked like Mexico was about to score again and tie the game.

In the end England held on for a historic 3-2 win, as Mexico lost at home in front of their own crowd.