Ochoa and Mora make World Cup history as Mexico down Czech Republic

Guillermo Ochoa appeared at a record sixth World Cup and 17-year-old Gilberto Mora shone as the youngest player to start in the competition for 24 years as co-hosts Mexico eliminated Czech Republic with a third consecutive win in Group A.

Mexico were already through as group winners after beating South Africa and South Korea but continued the feel-good factor thanks to second-half goals from Mateo Chavez, Julian Quinones and Alvaro Fidalgo in a party atmosphere at the Azteca Stadium.

It was a night of celebration for Mexico, who could potentially meet England in the last 16, and featured an historic substitute appearance from 40-year-old Ochoa, who joined Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo in featuring at a record sixth World Cup.

Ochoa's long kick upfield led to Mexico's late third and a player at the opposite end of his career, in Mora, had a hand in their second when his through-ball released Jorge Sanchez in the build-up. At 17 years and 101 days, he became the youngest player to start a World Cup game since Nigeria's Femi Opabunmi against England in 2002.

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As Mexico celebrated, Czech Republic bowed out of the tournament tamely, mustering only one shot on target on the night. Their misery was compounded by a potentially serious injury to West Ham's Tomas Soucek, who had to be helped off after jarring his knee.

The key moments from Mexico City...

• 8: SHOT! Visinsky drags a low shot just wide for Czech Republic
• 39: OVER! Alvarado spoons Mexico's best chance of first half over
• 55: GOAL! Chavez breaks the deadlock with a cool finish
• 61: GOAL! Quinones adds second after good work from Mora
• 72: Mora is applauded off by the Mexico fans as he is substituted
• 78: Ochoa receives huge ovation as he's sent on as a substitute
• 90+4: GOAL! Fidalgo adds late third to spark more celebrations

In pictures: Ochoa's historic cameo

What the result means...