England striker Harry Kane sees the match against Mexico as crazy, according to his description.
Harry Kane
Club: Bayern Munich
England's national team secured its qualification to the quarter-finals of the World Cup after defeating Mexico in an exciting match that witnessed five goals, despite Mexico being armed with the advantage of home ground and fans.
England's national team defeated Mexico by three goals to two in a match that witnessed a sending-off and two penalties.
Harry Kane said via BBC: "It was a crazy match, we had to fight and find a solution".
He added, "I lost my voice because of the match, I can't talk, I was just singing after the final whistle".
He stressed, "Everything was against us, but we succeeded and found a way to win, and the fans' support is unbelievable and I can't find the words to express my gratitude".
He continued, "I think I reached the ball first in the penalty awarded against me, I think the referee awarded us many, and in the end it no longer matters, I am happy now with the qualification".
He concluded his statements, "Jordan Henderson fell during the celebrations from the advertising board, I think he is fine and it is just an injury to his arm".
England's national team is preparing to face Norway in the World Cup quarter-finals, after the latter eliminated the Brazilian national team.
Jude Bellingham advanced for England's national team with two goals in 99 seconds in the 36th and 38th minutes, while Julián Quiñones reduced the score with Mexico's first goal in the 42nd minute.
The 54th minute witnessed a direct red card for England's defender Jarell Quansah after resorting to video technology.
Despite the red card, Harry Kane scored the third goal in the 60th minute from a penalty, but Raúl Jiménez quickly reduced the deficit with Mexico's second goal in the 69th minute from a penalty as well.
England's national team qualifies for the World Cup quarter-finals for the third consecutive edition, since its exit from the group stage in the 2014 edition.
The Three Lions national team is searching for the title absent for 60 years, as the only triumph dates back to 1966.
Jude Bellingham succeeded in cracking the Mexican national team's goal during the World Cup.
Bellingham scored two goals in Mexico in just 99 seconds.
After the Mexican national team kept a clean sheet in the first 4 matches of the tournament, Bellingham succeeded in scoring two goals in the first half between the two teams in the round of 16.
Bellingham opened the scoring in the 36th minute, 396 minutes after the Mexican national team's clean sheets.
Bellingham did not wait long to score the second goal as he succeeded in adding a new goal after just 99 seconds.
Bellingham became the second English player to score a brace in the round of 16 of the World Cup since Gary Lineker against Paraguay in June 1986.
