Mexico beat New Zealand to advance to the Round of 16 of the U-17 World Cup.

Mexico Advance to round of 16 U-17 World Cup Second in the group, after scoring New Zealand And Germany will benefit from a win over Venezuela, which will see them through to the third round.

The start of the game was delayed forty-five minutes due to thunderstorms that prevented the scheduled kickoff.

The Tricolor team dominated the game from the start but failed to score until the 41st minute. Fidel BarajasAfter a favor Luis NavarreteA shot from outside the area that he couldn’t save Matt Ford.

In the second half, the North American team had a better time, extending their lead with a goal in the first minute of the restart. ADRIAN FERNANDEZ DE LAURA Followed by two more Stephen CarrilloThe second of them is the penalty.

Aware of Venezuela’s massive defeat against Germany, Mexico eased the piston, taking no chances and securing victory.

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0 – New Zealand: Fort; Coveney, Gardiner, DuPont (Edwards, d.62); Leuluai, Dhotman de Villiers (Lee, m.70), Murphy (Walker, m.55), Mitchell; Ugich (Sloan-Rodriguez, m.55), Watson (Cassidy, m.70) and Subic.

4 – Mexico: Bedolla; Navarrete, Romero, Isaac Martínez, Lomeli; Gale Alvarez (Dahiel Jimenez, m.55), Ortiz (Urias, m.65), Daniel Vasquez, Fernandez de Lara (Jose Suarez, m.65), Carrillo (Levy, m.71) and Barajas (Valenzula, m. 71)

Objectives: 0-1: M.42 Barajas; 0-2: M.47 Fernandez de Lara; 0-3: M.54 Carrillo; 0-4: M.67 Carrillo, penalty.

Judges: Omar Mohammed Al Ali (United Arab Emirates). Warned Ford (m.66) from New Zealand.

Incidents: The match, which fell on the third and final day of the Group F stage, was played in front of 6,136 spectators at Jalak Harupat Stadium in Bandung (Indonesia).