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Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane reflect on guiding England to World Cup win over Mexico

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July 6, 2026

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Jude Bellingham, Harry Kane reflect on guiding England to World Cup win over Mexico

Jude Bellingham scored a pair of first-half goals in 98 seconds, and Harry Kane converted from the penalty spot in the second half to help England earn a 3-2 win over Mexico to advance to the World Cup quarterfinals.

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