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Make an impression

To "make an impression" is to have an impact and be remembered

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Today you’ll hear that Mexico’s fans have made an impression in Russia with their attendance at stadiums and their enthusiasm for their team. To make an impression is to have an impact, or to be remembered. Lionel Messi did not make much of an impression in Argentina’s first two games. Russia made a strong impression with its 5-0 win in its opening game.

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