Mexico sets social media records during 2026 World Cup
The Mexico national team became the most interacted-with team on social media during the 2026 World Cup, surpassing powerhouses like Argentina, Brazil, and Spain. According to the Mexican Football Federation, the Tri achieved 186.7 million interactions and gained 10 million followers in just two months.
What happened on social media?
The video introducing Mexico’s squad was the second most-watched, behind only Spain. Additionally, the match against England at the Azteca Stadium was the second most-watched in Spanish broadcasts, with 23.2 million viewers.
Why does this matter for Mexico?
The social media success highlights the global impact of the Tri, which currently leads the 2026 World Cup with 9 points (3 wins in 3 games) and a +6 goal difference. The team also filled every stadium they played in, with 789,766 attendees across five matches.
What’s next for the Mexican team?
After their 2-3 loss to England (2026-07-06), Mexico aims to maintain its lead in the tournament. The team, with a record of 4 wins and 1 loss in their last 5 games, remains a favorite to advance in the competition.
