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Mexico defeats Ecuador to advance in World Cup, ending 40-year knockout stage drought

Mexico's national football team has secured advancement to the knockout stage of the World Cup by defeating Ecuador. This victory ends a 40-year period without advancement past the group stage, following a history of losses in previous tournaments.

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Mexico's national football team has secured advancement to the knockout stage of the World Cup by defeating Ecuador. This victory ends a 40-year period without advancement past the group stage, following a history of losses in previous tournaments.

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Mexico ends a 40-year knockout drought, beats Ecuador to advance in World Cup

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Mexico defeats Ecuador to advance in World Cup, ending 40-year knockout stage drought