You'll sob over these kids who didn't know the England Mexico World Cup result

This morning, 400 young hearts were racing as they watched their England team play against Mexico on BBC Breakfast. But for these kids in a Wiltshire primary school, it was their first time finding out the result, and their reactions were priceless. Fiona Lamdin, a BBC Breakfast reporter, joined them in their assembly hall to share in their excitement. She, like the kids, had no idea what the score was, and the live reaction was pure gold.

The England team's 3-2 win over Mexico was the perfect ending to a thrilling match. For these kids, it was an unforgettable experience. Some were stunned, not knowing how to react as Fiona Lamdin walked around, capturing their reactions on camera. One youngster, avoiding his dad all morning to keep the secret, was visibly relieved to join in the celebration. This is what makes football a beautiful game, the collective energy and emotions of the fans.

It's not every day that dads get to keep a secret from their children, especially on a Monday morning. The kids' reactions to the result were palpable, and Fiona Lamdin couldn't help but join in the excitement. In the midst of the chaos, one girl described the post-match feeling as "absolutely amazing." The energy in the room was electric, and Fiona Lamdin captured it perfectly.

Moments like this are what make watching live sports so special. Marguerite Celestine Rothwell and Will on X couldn't agree more. They both described the scene as "absolutely amazing," and it's easy to see why. The kids will remember this moment for the rest of their lives, and it's evidence of the power of live sports.

The kids may have been kept in the dark about the result, but it's clear they're now hooked on football. And who can blame them? The excitement, the drama, and the thrill of victory are all part of what makes the beautiful game so captivating. For this group of kids, their first experience of watching a live match will be one they'll never forget.

This World Cup is one to watch, and for these kids, it's only the beginning. With England making it to the quarterfinals, the excitement is building up. If England goes on to win the tournament, these kids will be part of a historic moment, and their Monday morning assembly will be etched in their memories forever.

As for the kids, their faces will be etched in our memories forever. It's a moment of pure unadulterated joy, and evidence of the power of live sports.