Fomget Gençlik · Goalkeeper · #29 · Spain · 29 yrs
Sun Quiñones plays as a goalkeeper for Fomget Gençlik. Sun Quiñones is a Spanish international, 29 years old, goalkeeper, currently at Fomget Gençlik. Sun Quiñones wears shirt number 29 for Fomget Gençlik. Sun Quiñones was born in Hondarribia, Spain on 1996-10-29. Sun Quiñones is 172 cm tall and weighs 72 kg. Sun Quiñones's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Sun Quiñones season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
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| 2025-07-01 | Free agent |  Athletic Club W |  Fomget Gençlik |
After defeating DR Congo, England face Mexico in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup. Despite needing players who can beat defenders and provide a goal threat, head coach Thomas Tuchel has surprisingly decided to leave Marcus Rashford on the bench. Following a hard-fought Round of 32, England take on Mexico looking to dominate the match and make an impact in attack. Unlike their previous opponents, Thomas Tuchel’s team are facing a Javier Aguirre’s side that also excels offensively, featuring one of the tournament’s best wingers, Julian Quiñones. Even though England need pace and goals, they have decided to leave Marcus Rashford on the bench. Marcus Rashford is in peak physical condition after starting against DR Congo. As a result, Thomas Tuchel has decided to leave the 28-year-old star on the bench for tactical reasons. After failing to stand out in the previous match, the head coach has opted for a tactical adjustment in search of greater attacking efficiency. Despite looking set to shine after his impressive debut, Rashford has gone largely unnoticed in the team’s most recent matches. With his future still very much up in the air, Rashford is under pressure to impress and attract more clubs interested in signing him. However, he has scored just one goal, and his contributions to the team’s overall play have been fairly limited. He has a great opportunity to come on as a substitute and make a significant impact. If he manages to do so, he could return to the starting lineup should England advance to the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals. Head coach Thomas Tuchel has decided to start Anthony Gordon on the left wing. Although he has yet to score, he has been crucial with his pressing after losing possession and is coming off a two-assist performance against DR Congo. Facing a tough opponent like Mexico, his defensive work, creativity, and overall contribution will be essential. Because of this, Rashford faces a very difficult task if he wants to reclaim his place in the starting lineup. Marcus Rashford #11 of England runs with the ball. Marcus Rashford’s lack of impact could jeopardize his future After a solid season at Barcelona, Marcus Rashford arrived at the 2026 World Cup as one of England’s leading candidates to become one of the team’s stars. However, he has failed to make a real impact, going largely unnoticed throughout the tournament. With both Barcelona and Manchester United seemingly unwilling to keep him in their rosters, his underwhelming performances could significantly limit his professional future. Before the highly anticipated tournament, Rashford appeared to be attracting interest from clubs such as Bayern Munich and Juventus. However, his underwhelming performances could make those teams think twice about committing to a high transfer fee and his substantial salary, complicating negotiations with Manchester United. If Marcus wants to secure his future, he may need to produce his best form in the remaining matches of the tournament.
After coming from behind against DR Congo, England secured their place in the Round of 16, where it will face Mexico. However, head coach Thomas Tuchel has serious problems, as he will be without Reece James for a third consecutive match. Despite their performances being far from their best, England have managed to secure their place in the Round of 16, where they will face Mexico. With one of the best rosters in the tournament, they enter the match under pressure to come away with the victory. However, Javier Aguirre’s team have proven to be very dangerous on the counterattack through the flanks. In addition, head coach Thomas Tuchel will be without Reece James at right back. Reece James has been diagnosed with a hamstring injury after England’s clash against Ghana. While nearly two weeks have already passed, he did not take part in the national team’s latest training session. For that reason, Thomas Tuchel has not been able to count on him as a starter, but he will still be on bench, having chances of getting playing time. If England advance to the quarterfinals, Reece could return to the starting lineup at the 2026 World Cup, as he has already revealed that he is feeling good in his recovery. With this, Thomas Tuchel’s team would regain solidity on the right flank, as James is one of the best right backs in the world, being solid both defensively and offensively. However, he would still need to return to full team training and continue progressing in his physical condition. In Reece James’ spot, England have turned to Jarell Quansah, as Djed Spence is reportedly dealing with physical discomfort. Although he missed the last match due to an ankle injury, Thomas Tuchel revealed that he is fully fit. As a key defensive player, he would be crucial in containing Julián Quiñones’ counterattacks. In addition, he impressed against Panama, showing both defensive and offensive solidity. Antoine Semenyo #11 of Ghana attempts to shoot, blocked by Reece James #24 of England. Reece James’ absence could bring out the best in Julian Quiñones In England’s previous match, Thomas Tuchel opted for Djed Spence, looking to add more attacking threat. However, he repeatedly left spaces behind him, which Cape Verde exploited on the counterattack. Although Quansah will start at right back, he does not offer the same defensive right-back level as Reece James. With this in mind, Julián Quiñones could shine on the wing for Mexico. Throughout the 2026 World Cup, Julián Quiñones has imposes one of the tournament’s most decisive wingers. With his dribbling and pace, he consistently wins one-on-one duels against his opponents. Facing Quansah, who is only just returning from injury, he could produce one of his best performances. In addition, Roberto Alvarado could play a key role in maximizing his impact by becoming a crucial partner in creating attacking moves.
Amid a competitive clash, Norway managed to hand Brazil a resounding defeat, led by Erling Haaland and Antonio Nusa. Following this result, the date, venue, and potential opponents for Stale Solbakken’s team’s next match have now been confirmed. Norway entered the 2026 World Cup, raising serious doubts about their competitiveness. Despite this, they managed to defeat Brazil, imposing their brilliant counterattack style. Led by Antonio Nusa and Erling Haaland, they proved wrong doubters. Following their victory, Stale Solbakken’s team has now secured a spot in the quarterfinals, with the date, venue, and potential opponents for their next match now confirmed. Dominating possession, Norway managed to demonstrate their greatest strength: Efficiency. After winning the ball back, they found Sander Berge and Martin Ødegaard, who carried the ball forward brilliantly. Running into space, Antonio Nusa and Erling Haaland were key, getting ahead of their defenders. However, it was the latter who stood out in front of goal, making the most of the few chances they had vs Brazil. Ståle Solbakken has guided Norway to their best-ever performance at a FIFA World Cup. After eliminating Brazil, they have reached the quarterfinals as title contenders. Built on their defensive solidity, they consistently make life difficult for their opponents. They also possess a brilliant midfield, allowing them to launch effective counterattacks. Nonetheless, their potential opponents could complicate their goals. When and at what time will Norway play in the Quarterfinals? Norway will face Mexico or England, depending on today’s game, on Saturday, July 11, at 5:00 PM ET. Against either national team, they will face their biggest challenge of the 2026 World Cup, as both arrive in peak form with a strong attack. Having already secured their best-ever performance, they have no pressure, making them capable of surprising their opponents. Moreover, Erling Haaland has a great chance to etch his name into the tournament’s history. Erling Haaland #9 of Norway heads the ball against Zaid Tahseen #4 of Iraq. As hosts of the tournament, Mexico have surprised everyone, establishing themselves as one of the favorites thanks to their attacking power. Led by Julián Quiñones, they have excelled on the counterattack, creating space. However, England are also a difficult opponent. With a star-studded roster, they can cause problems through their creativity, as Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham are all-around talents and could surprise Norway in the quarterfinals. Which stadium will host Norway game in the Quarterfinals? Miami Stadium, also known as Hard Rock Stadium, will host the match between Norway and Mexico or England. With a capacity of 64,478 spectators, this venue is not one of the largest in the tournament, but it ranks among the most frequently used. It is the home of the Miami Dolphins, but it has also hosted the 2024 Copa América final, the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, and many others. For that reason, it has proven to be one of the tournament’s most reliable venues.
After England's victory over DR Congo, they will face Mexico in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup. As a result, the date, time, and venue for the next-round match have already been confirmed. Amid a highly competitive match, England managed to defeat DR Congo thanks to Harry Kane. As a result, they have once again secured their place in the Round of 16, where they will face Mexico. Thomas Tuchel’s team and Javier Aguirre’s team both maintain a very attack-minded approach while remaining defensively solid, making this clash highly competitive. With this in mind, the date, time, and venue for their next match have now been confirmed. Even though they raised doubts about their competitiveness, Mexico have remained unbeaten at the 2026 World Cup. Relying on a high press, they have impressed offensively, with Julián Quiñones emerging as their standout player. In addition, Luis Romo and Érik Lira have excelled in midfield, finding spaces to play through balls into the opposition’s defense. Along with that, they know how to defend very well in a low block, making them a highly dangerous team. England managed to defeat DR Congo with a brillant Harry Kane. With their high press, they completely neutralized the opposition’s counterattacks. In addition, Kane was also crucial in creating space in the defense. Because of this, Jude Bellingham had opportunities to shine by making runs into space.Alongside them, Anthony Gordon was essential in stretching the defense down the flanks. When and at what time will Mexico vs. England be played? Mexico will face England in the Round of 16 on Monday, July 6, at 8:00 PM ET. It will be the fourth match of the round, following Paraguay vs France or Sweden, Canada vs Morocco and Brazil vs Norway. While Javier Aguirre’s team are the host of the 2026 World Cup, Thomas Tuchel’s team hold the pressure, as they are top contenders for the title. Moreover, they have a stellar roster that imposes them as favorites to secure their quarterfinals. Harry Kane of England celebrates after scoring a goal. After the disappointing Qatar 2022 campaign, Mexico have regained their level at the tournament, showcasing a brilliant attack and a solid defense. Facing England, one of the World Cup’s historic teams, they do not enter as favorites and therefore have no pressure to win. Because of this, they have a great opportunity to cause an upset and claim victory. In addition, the outstanding form of Julián Quiñones gives them further reason to believe. Which stadium will host Mexico vs. England? Mexico City Stadium, also known as Azteca Stadium, will host the match between Mexico and England. With a capacity of 87,523 spectators, this venue is one of the largest in the tournament. After hosting several World Cup matches throughout history, this stadium has become a regular venue for world-class events. Moreover, Javier Aguirre’s team has never lost a match in the competition at this stadium, making it a difficult venue for their rivals.
Julian Quinones and Raul Jimenez scored goals in a nine-minute span in the first half and Mexico defeated Ecuador 2-0 on Tuesday night to break a 40-year drought without a win in the knockout stage and progressed to the World Cup round of 16.
Mexico beat Ecuador to reach the round of 16 with goals from Julian Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez. After the dramatic finishes in the opening Round of 32 matches at the 2026 World Cup, another tense contest was in store as Mexico faced Ecuador for a place in the last 16. However, Mexico were the superior team and won 2-0 with goals from Julián Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez. In the first half, Mexico were clearly the better side, controlling possession and dictating the rhythm of the game while creating the better chances. They took a deserved 2-0 lead at halftime through goals from Quiñones and Jiménez that put the match in their control. There was not much action in the second half as Mexico stepped back to defend their lead, while Ecuador could not create clear chances despite having more possession. Crosses came from many areas but did not reach the forwards, allowing Mexico to secure the victory.
With a 2-0 win against Ecuador, Mexico has kept alive its unbeaten record at Estadio Azteca in the World Cup. Mexico has pulled off another statement victory in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, securing a clinical 2-0 win over Ecuador to punch their ticket to the Round of 16, where they await their next opponent. Beyond the massive tournament implications, El Tri continues to maximize its home-field advantage, extending an absolutely flawless historical record at the legendary Estadio Azteca. Julian Quiñones opened the scoring in the 22nd minute, exploiting space behind the Ecuadorian backline and blasting the ball into the top corner, before Raul Jimenez, linking up beautifully with Quiñones, mirrored the feat by slotting home another top-corner strike just nine minutes later. The comfortable 2-0 victory adds Ecuador to the long list of visiting national teams that have failed to solve the riddle of the iconic venue. The triumph marks the 10th consecutive World Cup match in which Mexico has remained unbeaten on the hallowed grass of the Estadio Azteca. Serving as the primary fortress for El Tri across the 1970, 1986, and now 2026 tournaments, the host nation has racked up eight victories at the stadium while grinding out just two draws. The complete history of Mexico’s World Cup matches and results at the Estadio Azteca stands as follows: 1970 World Cup: Mexico 0-0 Soviet Union (Group stage)1970 World Cup: Mexico 4-0 El Salvador (Group stage)1970 World Cup: Mexico 1-0 Belgium (Group stage)1986 World Cup: Mexico 2-1 Belgium (Group stage)1986 World Cup: Mexico 1-1 Paraguay (Group stage)1986 World Cup: Mexico 1-0 Iraq (Group stage)1986 World Cup: Mexico 2-0 Bulgaria (Round of 16)2026 World Cup: Mexico 2-0 South Africa (Group stage)2026 World Cup: Mexico 3-0 Czechia (Group stage)2026 World Cup: Mexico 2-0 Ecuador (Round of 32) Players of Mexico line up prior to the Ecuador game. England or DR Congo up next After the heartbreak of Qatar 2022 (where they infamously failed to advance past the group stage), Mexico has rediscovered its elite form under head coach Javier Aguirre, and with the Azteca serving as their fortress, they look prepared for anyone. El Tri‘s opponent for the upcoming round will be decided by the high-stakes clash between England and the DR Congo, who square off on Wednesday, July 1st. Historically, the times Mexico bowed out as tournament hosts, the heartbreaks occurred away from the Azteca, suffering a heavy 4-1 quarterfinal defeat to Italy in 1970 at the Estadio Luis Dosal in Toluca, and a painful 1986 quarterfinal penalty shootout loss to West Germany at the Estadio Universitario in Monterrey. Having seemingly learned from past structural mistakes, El Tri will have the Estadio Azteca, officially designated as Mexico City Stadium for this tournament, as their home ground for at least one more knockout match. A record-breaking Mexican squad The decisive victory over Ecuador was far more than just another standard advancement in the knockout bracket, it was a flashing warning sign to the rest of the world regarding what this 2026 Mexican squad can achieve. By preserving the 2-0 shutout, they stand alone as the only defensive unit in the entire tournament that has yet to concede a single goal. Furthermore, when factoring in their 2-1 consolation victory over Saudi Arabia in their final group match four years ago, Mexico is currently riding a historic five-game World Cup winning streak, a blistering run of form that sets a brand-new gold standard for the national program.
Mexico ended a 40-year wait for a World Cup knockout-stage victory on Tuesday, beating Ecuador 2-0 to reach the last 16. Goals from Julián Quiñones and Raúl Jiménez secured El Tri's first win beyond the group stage since the 1986 tournament they hosted.
Mexico secured a crucial 2-0 win over Ecuador in the Round of 32 and booked a place among the 16 best teams at the 2026 World Cup. Mexico didn’t disappoint in front of their own fans at Mexico City Stadium, turning in a strong performance to beat Ecuador 2-0 and book their place in the Round of 16 of the 2026 World Cup. The co-hosts broke the deadlock through a well-worked attacking move that caught Ecuador off guard. Roberto Alvarado slipped a pass into space to spring Julian Quiñones, who took the ball in stride and fired it past goalkeeper Hernan Galindez to open the scoring — his third goal of the tournament. El Tri doubled their advantage soon after, when brilliant interplay between Quiñones and Raul Jiménez carved out space at the edge of the box, allowing Jiménez to curl a finish into the top corner to seal the game and give his team a spot in the next round. With the win, Javier Aguirre’s men keep alive their bid to match or better Mexico‘s best-ever World Cup showings, the quarterfinal runs they produced as hosts back in 1970 and 1986. ¡MÉXICO A OCTAVOS DE FINAL! 😤El verde seguirá pintando esta Copa del Mundo. TODOS JUNTOS.¡Vamooooooos! 👊#SomosMéxico 🇲🇽 pic.twitter.com/HhTNuFVkZR— Selección Nacional (@miseleccionmx) July 1, 2026 Mexico’s Round of 16 rival and venue After defeating Ecuador, Mexico will face the winner of England and DR Congo in the Round of 16 on July 5 at Mexico City Stadium, keeping El Tri on home turf for a second straight knockout match. On paper, England would appear to be the likely next opponent, as clear favorites over the African side. Should they come out on top, Mexico would have a chance at revenge, as the two sides have met only once before at a World Cup, back in 1966, when the Europeans won 2-0 in the group stage. If DR Congo pull off the upset, it would mark their first-ever World Cup meeting with Mexico. The two sides do have one prior meeting, though, a 2006 friendly that the North Americans won 2-1 in the buildup to that year’s World Cup in Germany.
Mexico and Ecuador are clashin in the 2026 World Cup Round of 32, with the presence of star Raul Jimenez being one of the main questions for the game. Mexico and Ecuador are set to collide today, Tuesday, June 30th, in a massive Round of 32 showdown in the 2026 World Cup at the historic Estadio Azteca. With El Tri heavily focused on staging a deep tournament run on home soil, fan speculation has intensely centered around whether star striker Raul Jimenez will anchor the attack from the opening whistle. Jimenez has been included in the starting XI against Ecuador. Head coach Javier Aguirre made the tactical decision to rest the Fulham striker on the substitutes’ bench during the final group-stage match against Czechia, as Mexico had already locked up the top spot in the group. Now fully fresh and fit, Jimenez will make his highly anticipated return to the lineup. El Tri enters the knockout stage on the heels of a flawless group-stage campaign, distinguishing themselves as the only team in the entire tournament to not concede a single goal during the opening round. A clinical 2-0 victory over South Africa set the tone before a gritty 1-0 win over South Korea, which allowed Aguirre to heavily rotate his squad as Mexico cruised past Czechia 3-0 to complete a perfect start. Conversely, Ecuador arrives in the Round of 32 after securing a dramatic knockout berth as a third-place qualifier out of Group E. A tough 1-0 defeat to the Ivory Coast and a frustrating scoreless draw against Curaxao left La Tri‘s tournament hopes hanging by a thread, but a historic 2-1 upset over Germany punched their ticket to the knockouts, providing a massive morale boost they hope to ride all the way. 📍Comunicado oficial pic.twitter.com/7jbJcsiHXr— FEF 🇪🇨 (@FEFecuador) June 30, 2026 Mexico and Ecuador clash after a heated night at the team hotel In a fiery matchup between two Latin American rivals, Ecuador’s arrival in Mexico City was met with a hostile reception from the locals. On Monday night, June 29th, a large group of passionate Mexican supporters swarmed the hotel where the Ecuadorian national team was staying, setting off a barrage of loud fireworks, aggressive chants, musical serenades, and car horns in a deliberate attempt to disrupt the players’ sleep, with video clips of the scene quickly going viral on social media. On Tuesday morning, the Ecuadorian Football Federation (FEF) quickly fired back, releasing an official statement condemning the “unsporting actions” ahead of the match. “Regarding certain off-the-pitch actions that occurred in the buildup to the Round of 32 match, the Ecuadorian Football Federation informs that it has sent a formal complaint to the organization, as this behavior is a far cry from the principles of fair play, equality, and unity that a football World Cup should represent,” part of the statement read. Confirmed lineups for Mexico and Ecuador Mexico’s confirmed lineup (4-3-3): Raul Rangel; Jorge Sanchez, Johan Vasquez, Cesar Montes, Jesus Gallardo; Gilberto Mora, Erik Lira, Luis Romo; Roberto Alvarado, Raul Jimenez; Julian Quiñones.Head coach: Javier Aguirre. Ecuador’s confirmed lineup (4-4-2): Hernan Galindez; Alan Franco, Joel Ordoñez, William Pacho, Piero Hincapie; John Yeboah, Pedro Vite, Moises Caicedo, Nilson Angulo; Gonzalo Plata, Enner Valencia.Head coach: Sebastian Beccacece.
Two years ago, Quiñones was the target of racist chants by fans. Now, hailed as a hero in that same country, he’s challenging expectations of race and identityOn a March night in Guadalajara in 2024, Club América were winning El Clásico Nacional. Julián Quiñones, their star player, had scored and headed toward the sideline. Then a shout at Quiñones, who is Black, rang out from the stands. ¡Puto negro! A racial slur.Moments later, monkey noises were heard in the stands. The scene was familiar to anyone who follows Mexican soccer. Cell phone videos captured it. Commentators analyzed it the next day. Officials condemned it. Investigations were announced. For a few days, the Mexican game went through its ritual of shock. Continue reading...
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