Mexico

For Mexico this one hurts more than most.

They went out at the Estadio Azteca, their own famous home, beaten 3-2 by England.

England raced into a 2-0 lead, and the huge home crowd went quiet.

But Mexico never stopped fighting.

Julian Quinones scored to make it 2-1, and later Raul Jimenez scored a penalty to make it 3-2.

Right at the end they threw everything forward, but England's goalkeeper made save after save to hold on to the score.

So near the finish, at home, it is a heartbreaking way to go out.

And it is such a shame, because Mexico had been so good all tournament.

They won every game in Group A, beating South Africa 2-0, South Korea 1-0, and the Czech Republic 3-0.

Across those 3 games they did not let in a single goal, which told you how organized they were.

Then in the round of 32 they beat Ecuador 2-0, for their first World Cup knockout win in 40 years.

Their veteran coach Javier Aguirre played a big role in their success.

He had them playing with real belief, and put together an impressive team, led by Raul Jimenez and Julian Quinones.

But in the end one wild night at the Azteca stadium ended their dream in the most dramatic fashion.

Despite that, Mexico can be proud of their run, and they gave their fans incredible memories.