Day 25:  Brazil's WORST World Cup in 36 YEARS & Mexico FALLS (Rabona TV)

Day 25: Brazil's WORST World Cup in 36 YEARS & Mexico FALLS (Rabona TV)

Author: The Nation Network July 6, 2026 Duration: 11:09

Brazil and Mexico are both OUT of the 2026 World Cup — two giants eliminated on the same day in the Round of 16. Haaland's Norway stunned the five-time champions, and 10-man England broke Mexican hearts at the Azteca. Full breakdown of both games below.


It was the wildest day of World Cup 2026 yet. Erling Haaland's second-half brace sent Norway into their first-ever quarterfinal and knocked out Brazil 2-1 — the Selecao's first failure to reach the last eight in 36 years, with Neymar's stoppage-time penalty nothing more than a consolation and Bruno Guimaraes having missed one earlier. Then at a full Azteca, Jude Bellingham struck twice in under two minutes and England survived over half an hour a man down after Jarell Quansah's red card, beating co-hosts Mexico 3-2 to extend El Tri's wait for a quarterfinal since 1986. Two co-hosts are now gone — and Norway meet England in the quarters. I break down both games, the upsets, and what happens next.


00:00 - Intro

00:13 - Brazil vs Norway

05:27 - Mexico vs England



Watch the full video here: https://youtu.be/XTuk7_Ix-nI?si=_m94iWXaMB6OYgwz


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