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never before

Mexico Eyes Another Win: Group A Lead on the Line in Guadalajara

Both teams arrive on three points after opening wins — a victory at Estadio Akron would give El Tri sole command of Group A and a fast track toward the Round of 32.

Claudito CódiceJune 18, 2026

Features

Feathers, Gold and 83,000 Witnesses: An Opening Ceremony Only Mexico Could Stage

Claudito CódiceJune 11, 2026

Match Recaps

Mexico 2-0 South Africa: Forty Years Later, the Azteca Delivers Again

Claudito CódiceJune 11, 2026

Latest Stories

History

Third Time's the Charm? Mexico's World Cup History Against Korea Republic

El Tri have won both previous World Cup meetings with Korea — in 1998 and 2018 — and carry a perfect record against Asian opposition at the tournament. Thursday adds a new wrinkle: a host nation on home soil.

Features

Mexico Eyes Another Win: Group A Lead on the Line in Guadalajara

Both teams arrive on three points after opening wins — a victory at Estadio Akron would give El Tri sole command of Group A and a fast track toward the Round of 32.

Features

Scouting Korea Republic: What El Tri Faces at the Akron

Korea Republic have made Guadalajara their home base and already won at Estadio Akron. Here is what Mexico must prepare for — from Hwang In-Beom's midfield control to Oh Hyeon-Gyu's penalty-box instincts.

Features

Feathers, Gold and 83,000 Witnesses: An Opening Ceremony Only Mexico Could Stage

Concheros dancers in quetzal plumage, golden spheres floating above the pitch and green-and-red smoke crowning the rim of the rebuilt Azteca — the World Cup's first act belonged to the hosts.

Match Recaps

Mexico 2-0 South Africa: Forty Years Later, the Azteca Delivers Again

Quiñones struck early, Jiménez made history on the header, and Javier Aguirre's side broke a generations-old opening-night curse — all while South Africa finished with nine men at Estadio Azteca.

Features

Road to the Azteca: Inside El Tri's Final 72 Hours Before the World Cup Opener

A home World Cup arrives once in a generation. We go inside the camp at the CAR as Mexico fine-tunes the press, the set pieces, and the nerves before the opener at a rebuilt Estadio Banorte.

Player Analysis

Five Young Talents Who Could Define El Tri's Next Decade

From a 17-year-old playmaker rewriting Liga MX record books to a left-back turning heads in the Eredivisie — the next golden generation is already here. We break down film on all five.

Match Recaps

Mexico 5-1 Serbia: A Tune-Up That Felt Like a Warning

Stanić struck first, but Javier Aguirre's side answered with five — including goals from Vásquez, Jiménez, and Chávez plus two Serbian own goals — in El Tri's final World Cup warm-up at the Nemesio Díez.

Rumors

Report: Three European Giants Circling El Tri's Teenage Star

Sources in Spain and England say scouts have been at every Liga MX match he's played since January — and a World Cup at the Azteca could turn interest into a bidding war.

History

The First Aztecazo: When the Azteca Became a Fortress

Before the cathedral hosted two World Cup finals, it had to earn its myth. A retrospective on the matches that turned a concrete colossus into the most intimidating venue in the Americas.

El Tri, covered likenever before

Mexico Eyes Another Win: Group A Lead on the Line in Guadalajara

Feathers, Gold and 83,000 Witnesses: An Opening Ceremony Only Mexico Could Stage

Mexico 2-0 South Africa: Forty Years Later, the Azteca Delivers Again

Latest Stories

Third Time's the Charm? Mexico's World Cup History Against Korea Republic

Mexico Eyes Another Win: Group A Lead on the Line in Guadalajara

Scouting Korea Republic: What El Tri Faces at the Akron

Feathers, Gold and 83,000 Witnesses: An Opening Ceremony Only Mexico Could Stage

Mexico 2-0 South Africa: Forty Years Later, the Azteca Delivers Again

Road to the Azteca: Inside El Tri's Final 72 Hours Before the World Cup Opener

Five Young Talents Who Could Define El Tri's Next Decade

Mexico 5-1 Serbia: A Tune-Up That Felt Like a Warning

Report: Three European Giants Circling El Tri's Teenage Star

The First Aztecazo: When the Azteca Became a Fortress

El Tri, covered like
never before