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Erik Lira
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Segunda vez que voy a un estadio a ver un partido de fútbol, me agrada el ambiente y más cuando vas con amigos, fue muy divertido y es una emoción diferente al que ves en la tele, es mucho mejor.
22/02/20
#tbt El Azteca 💚
Increíble el primer daño que le sucede al estadio en más de 50 años #cdmx #estadioazteca #mexico #prayformexico
Julian Quiñonez
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Previa México-Inglaterra: hora, TV, bajas y toda la info del octavo #MexicoInglaterra #Mundial2026 #WorldCup2026 #EstadioAzteca #OctavosDeFinal #HarryKane #JudeBellingham #JavierAguirre #RaulJimenez #ElTri #ThreeLions #DAZN #felizdomingo #5dejulio
Mexico Turned the Azteca Into a World Cup Weapon
Mexico vs South Africa turned the World Cup opener into a pressure test with Quiñones Jiménez three red cards and a roaring Azteca behind it
Mexico did not just win the World Cup opener. It made the tournament feel alive.
Inside the Azteca, El Tri turned pressure into fuel. Julián Quiñones struck early, Raúl Jiménez settled the night, and South Africa slowly unraveled under the noise, altitude and emotion of opening night.
The 2 to 0 scoreline looked simple, but the match was anything but calm. Three red cards turned the opener into a physical, chippy test, and Mexico had to prove it could manage chaos as well as momentum.
That is what made this result matter. A host team does not need perfection in game one. It needs belief, control and a first memory the country can hold onto.
Mexico got all three.
The Azteca roared. South Africa cracked. The 2026 World Cup finally felt real.
USA TODAY Sports' Jon Arnold is on hand for Mexico's World Cup opener against South Africa and sets the scene as the tournament prepares to
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