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Mexican Fans Celebrate Qualification for 2026 World Cup Knockout Stage

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Mexican football team qualified for the knockout stage after defeating South Korea 1-0.
Approximately 400,000 fans gathered at the Angel of Independence in Mexico City to celebrate.
Large screens were set up for fans to watch the match and festivities continued after it ended.
Celebrations were widely shared on social media, showcasing the enthusiasm of Mexican supporters.

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Following Mexico's victory over South Korea, which secured their progression to the knockout stage of the 2026 World Cup, celebrations erupted across the country. An estimated 400,000 fans gathered at the Angel of Independence monument in Mexico City to commemorate the national team's success. The jubilant crowd sang, danced, and waved flags, turning the streets into a sea of festivity.

Players and coaches expressed their excitement about the team's journey, with defender Jorge Sánchez noting the positive atmosphere in the locker room and the determination to make a significant impact in the tournament. Following their successful performances that included victories over both South Korea and South Africa, Mexico's national team is now focused on the upcoming challenges in the knockout stage of the World Cup. The celebrations reflect a strong national pride and support for the team, with fans united in their enthusiasm for the sport.

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