Dünya Kupası 2026WC 2026

Meksika - Güney Afrika

11.06.2026 • 22:00

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Tur 1

22:00
MEX
Meksika
2
  • 9' Julián Quiñones
  • Gol detayı bulunamadı
Skor
2:0
RSA
Güney Afrika
0
11.06.2026 • 22:00 (TR)
Estadio Azteca, Mexico
80.824 seyirci

Goller

Meksika
9'
Julián Quiñones
Gol
Julián Quiñones
Asist: Érik Lira
Güney Afrika

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Meksika
23'
Brian Gutiérrez
Sarı Kart
Brian Gutiérrez
Faul
Güney Afrika
17'
Teboho Mokoena
Sarı Kart
Teboho Mokoena
Faul
49'
Sphephelo Sithole
Kırmızı Kart
Sphephelo Sithole
Professional foul last man
56'
Lyle Foster
Oyuncu Değişikliği
Lyle Foster
Asist: Thalente Mbatha

Maç Özeti

The 2026 FIFA World Cup ignited in spectacular and chaotic fashion at the Mexico City Stadium as co-hosts Mexico secured a gritty 2-0 victory over South Africa in a highly physical inaugural match. Refusing to let the pressure of the moment derail their plans, El Tri capitalized on a dream start to secure all three points, though the second half descended into a historic disciplinary nightmare with three red cards. The energetic home crowd was sent into absolute raptures just nine minutes into the contest when Julián Quiñones intercepted a loose ball following a defensive giveaway by Sphephelo Sithole and slotted a precise finish through the legs of South African goalkeeper Ronwen Williams. Mexico heavily controlled the opening half, but Bafana Bafana managed to keep the deficit to a single goal heading into the interval thanks to some key interventions from Williams. The second half shifted into pure chaos as referee Wilton Sampaio brandished three red cards, making history as the most undisciplined opening match in tournament history. The physical trouble started in the 49th minute when South Africa's Sithole received a straight red card for a last-man foul on Brian Gutiérrez just outside the penalty area. With a one-man advantage, Mexico doubled their cushion in the 66th minute. Roberto Alvarado delivered a perfectly weighted cross to the back post, allowing veteran forward Raúl Jiménez to nod home a firm header. The goal marked Jiménez's first career World Cup goal, vaulting him into a tie with Jared Borgetti for second place on Mexico's all-time international scoring list. The closing stretches of the match saw tensions boil over completely. South Africa substitute Themba Zwane was sent off in the 83rd minute following a VAR review for striking Alvarado in the face. Mexico's captain, César Montes, was subsequently shown a straight red card in stoppage time for a reckless sliding challenge on Khuliso Mudau to stop a breakaway scoring opportunity.