
England are into the World Cup quarter-finals after one of the most stirring victories of the Thomas Tuchel era.
Their 3-2 defeat of Mexico at the Azteca had everything: Jude Bellingham brilliance, Harry Kane reliability, suffocating pressure from the hosts and a defensive rearguard that somehow survived more than half an hour with 10 men after Jarell Quansah's dismissal. It was the sort of performance that strengthens belief inside a squad.
It also exposed England's biggest weakness.


