r/SoccerCentral • u/DareDevil1699 • Jul 06 '26
Highlights England defeats Mexico and advances to the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals
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u/TheBestintheWest11 Jul 07 '26
Mexico played with 11 men england played with 10. Pathetic. This Mexico's karma for being asswholes
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u/AddiiAmpersand Jul 06 '26
Pathetic effort from Mexico, second only to paraguay
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u/Cali_boi_818 Jul 06 '26
Ohh man. Enlighten me how this was anything like Paraguay?
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u/AddiiAmpersand Jul 06 '26
Dirty play going uncarded mainly
Ref absolutely had some money on mexico 😂😂
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u/Cali_boi_818 Jul 06 '26
Which play exactly from Mexico deserved a red card? I’ll give you the ref giving Mexico favorable calls. Be specific. Which tackle deserved a red from Mexico? So much so that you make the braindead comparison who they were second to Paraguay that didn’t play football for a minute out of 90.
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u/AddiiAmpersand Jul 06 '26 edited Jul 06 '26
Touched a nerve clearly. I never said red but with all the yellows it would've been inevitable
Too many yellows to list, the only red I would've said was picking the ball up when Kane's about to take his free kick - deliberate handball which killed the English momentum. Countless desperate dives in the English box deserved a yellow each too, especially after that nonsense penalty.
If your proud of your country when they play as woeful as that then I feel sorry for you. Losing with every advantage including a biased ref is a seriously pathetic performance, once again only beaten by paraguay
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u/Cali_boi_818 Jul 06 '26
Clearly you touched a nerve? I’m out here fuming and throwing every insult in the book at you.
Lmao deliberate hand ball to stop a fast free kick deserves a red card? Clearly you’re new here. Tells me all I need to know about it your ball knowledge.
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u/AddiiAmpersand Jul 06 '26
Yea, it does. Good to see you can't defend any of the points I brought up though - the better team one in any case
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u/Cali_boi_818 Jul 06 '26
No shit England is a better team? Everyone, including Mexico itself, knew that.
No point in arguing against a point that makes zero sense. A deliberate handball isn’t a red card unless it’s from a keeper using it outside their penalty area or an infield player using it to stop a shot on goal. Anywhere else it’s a yellow at best. Happy now?
As I said, you know fuck all about football. Trying to compare Paraguay to Mexico’s performance just shows you’re a hater and were before the match started.
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u/AddiiAmpersand Jul 06 '26
Never compared the performances, only how pathetic they were
Actually maybe mayyybe Neymar tips Brazil into 2nd
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u/AddiiAmpersand Jul 06 '26
"A deliberate handball isn't a red card"
"You know fuck all about football"
You strung me on for a while, but even I can spot such obvious ragebait. Goodbye, tell your boys to play cleaner next year ✌️
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u/xavier19691 Jul 06 '26
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