2026 World Cup: Violent protests after match between Mexico and South Africa at the Azteca

Author: Elmut PintoPublished on: June 12, 2026Country: Mexico

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2026 World Cup: Violent protests after match between Mexico and South Africa at the Azteca

Violent protests erupted after the 2026 World Cup match between Mexico and South Africa at the Azteca stadium. Fans clashed with law enforcement, causing tensions in the streets of Mexico City. No official toll has been released yet.

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