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Today we're talking about a World Cup match that made Mexican fans especially happy.

Mexico beat the Czech Republic three to zero.

With this win, Mexico did something they had never done in their history.

That is: win all three group-stage games at a World Cup.

First, why this is remarkable.

This World Cup, Mexico is one of the hosts, playing on home soil.

They've been to many World Cups, but never before won all three group games.

So this time, it means a great deal to Mexico.

In front of their own fans, winning all three is their best start in many years.

You may know this World Cup is hosted by three countries together: Mexico, the US, and Canada.

Mexico is one very important host among them.

For a country that loves soccer so deeply, hosting the World Cup at home thrills the whole nation.

So winning all three isn't just the team's achievement — it's a big gift to fans nationwide.

Let's look at today's game.

In the first half, both teams played cautiously, no one scored, zero to zero.

Mexico had the upper hand but couldn't yet find a way to break through.

The real explosion was saved for the second half.

Around the fifty-fifth minute, Mexico's Chávez scored first, one to zero.

With the first goal, Mexico played more relaxed.

A few minutes later, Quiñones scored another, two to zero.

The game was basically beyond doubt.

In stoppage time, Fidalgo added another, making it three to zero.

All three goals in the second half — Mexico got smoother and smoother.

Throughout the game, Mexico's fans kept cheering for the team.

Every time a goal went in, the whole stadium erupted.

As hosts, winning so beautifully at home, the fans were of course especially proud.

A word about the Czechs.

The Czechs didn't play badly today, but facing a Mexico in fine form, they couldn't seize their chances.

They scored nothing all game and lost zero to three in the end.

At this World Cup, the Czechs' results were disappointing, and after this loss, they're going home.

For Mexico, winning all three is not just about looking good.

It shows the team is steady in form and solid at both ends.

As hosts, entering the knockouts this way surely boosts their confidence greatly.

Of course, the real test is the knockout stage ahead — lose one and you're home, so Mexico can't ease off.

Here's another interesting point.

As hosts, when Mexico plays, the crowd is large, the venues familiar, the mind at ease — all real advantages.

Historically, many hosts have produced results above their usual level.

Mexico this year has both home advantage and such a fine start, so many expect them to go further.

Perhaps this World Cup will become a very special one for Mexico.

But today, they deserve a good celebration.

For a country that takes soccer so seriously, a night like this will be remembered for a long time.

That's Mexico three to zero the Czech Republic — a home win written into history.