
Mexico U-20s Wrap a Record 15th Concacaf Title
Alfaro headed both goals in a 2-0 final over the United States, Camberos took the Golden Boot, and Álex Diego's side booked the 2027 U-20 World Cup and Los Angeles 2028 — conceding once in six matches.
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Final whistles, tactical takeaways and player ratings from every El Tri fixture.

Alfaro headed both goals in a 2-0 final over the United States, Camberos took the Golden Boot, and Álex Diego's side booked the 2027 U-20 World Cup and Los Angeles 2028 — conceding once in six matches.

Quiñones equalled Chicharito's all-time Mexico scoring record, Jiménez peppered the England goal all night, and Fidalgo lit up the final minutes — but a clinical Kane double and Bellingham's winner ended Mexico's World Cup in front of 87,000 at the Azteca.

A dominant first half, four consecutive clean sheets, and a historic CONCACAF breakthrough — Mexico advances to the Round of 16 with its perfect record intact.

Julián Quiñones, Mateo Chávez, and Álvaro Fidalgo scored — the last in stoppage time — as Guillermo Ochoa made history in goal and El Tri completed a flawless group stage.

Luis Romo punished a goalkeeper error, Edson Álvarez cleared off the line, and Raúl Rangel made back-to-back saves late — El Tri are through to the Round of 32 with a game to spare.

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.
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.