Last night might have been one of the most entertaining at the 2026 World Cup yet.
Mexico were out to end the group stage with a 100% from their three matches in Group A, while Haiti wanted end their first tournament in 52 years in style by giving Morocco a real run for their money.
FromTheSpot looks back on the action from Wednesday night and Thursday morning, and what it means going forward in this World Cup.
The co-hosts have so far had the best campaign at the World Cup, save for the fact that USMNT are yet to play their final group game against Turkey.
All of El Tri’s goals came in a storming second half performance, courtesy of Mateo Chavez’s curling strike, the Saudi Pro League’s top scorer Julián Quiñones, and then Álvaro Fidalgo’s strike in stoppage time.
Mexico were out to end the group stage with a 100% from their three matches in Group A, while Haiti wanted end their first tournament in 52 years in style by giving Morocco a real run for their money.
FromTheSpot looks back on the action from Wednesday night and Thursday morning, and what it means going forward in this World Cup.
The co-hosts have so far had the best campaign at the World Cup, save for the fact that USMNT are yet to play their final group game against Turkey.
All of El Tri’s goals came in a storming second half performance, courtesy of Mateo Chavez’s curling strike, the Saudi Pro League’s top scorer Julián Quiñones, and then Álvaro Fidalgo’s strike in stoppage time.
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