Mexico ends 40-year drought as Kenyans follow legends

The Mexican national team achieved its first knockout stage victory in the World Cup since 1986, after defeating Ecuador 2-1. With this, Mexico became the first team from CONCACAF to eliminate a team from South America in the knockout rounds in history, as all their previous matches against South American teams had ended in defeats. The team also maintained a clean sheet in their first four matches of the World Cup for the first time since 2006. Julián Kinney scored two goals, becoming the second Mexican to contribute three goals in a single World Cup edition since 1998.

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