The earthquake happened in Mexico just because the fans jumped to celebrate the table against Germany

The Mexican government confirmed a small earthquake happened in Mexico City as soon as Lozano broke Neuer's net in World Cup 2018.

Mexico's victory against defending champion Germany in the 2018 World Cup could be seen as the biggest, unexpected shock from the beginning of the tournament. Mexican fans are present as crazy as Lozano's only goal.

Mexican fans gather to watch the game through big screens.

But that is nothing compared to the enthusiasm of Mexican fans back home. A lot of people watched this game through the TV screen.When Hirving Lozano scored in the 35th minute , millions of people in Mexico City jumped up with joy. And this accidentally created a small earthquake.

Simmsa, a seismic tracking system that happened at 11:32 am (local time), the moment when Mexico broke German nets in the World Cup.

This earthquake was probably because too many people jumped at the same time when the Mexican player scored.

The Mexican Institute of Geological and Atmospheric Research also announced this phenomenon."At least two meters have detected seismic. This is caused by humans, not nature. This earthquake is probably because too many people jumped at the same time when the Mexican player scored , " the organization said. This said.

In Mexico, football is a king sport. A lot of people watched the World Cup matches together, especially those with Mexico. Defeating Germany was a great success for Central American representatives, since Germany had never lost the World Cup day since 1982.

That explains why Mexican people are so happy. The players, like Chicharito, burst into tears after defeating Germany.

"I don't know if this is the biggest victory in Mexican history, but it is definitely one of the most important victories , " goalie Lozano said after the match.

"I am very happy, my team and I have a great performance. We run with all our hearts and this is a worthy achievement for tireless efforts."