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England’s game against Mexico to stay at 6pm local time, 1am UK on Monday

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Nick Ames, David Hytner
England’s game against Mexico to stay at 6pm local time, 1am UK on Monday
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FIFA has decided to keep the original kick-off time for the England vs. Mexico World Cup match despite concerns over potential thunderstorms. The decision follows a day of confusion and logistical discussions between stakeholders.

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The incident highlights the logistical complexities and communication challenges involved in managing high-profile international sporting events under adverse weather conditions.

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Mexico’s last 32 tie against Ecuador was delayed by an hour because of a rain storm. Photograph: Hannah Peters/Fifa/Getty Images Mexico’s last 32 tie against Ecuador was delayed by an hour because of a rain storm. Photograph: Hannah Peters/Fifa/Getty Images World Cup 2026 England’s game against Mexico to stay at 1am UK kick-off after day of chaos Fifa held discussions about game kicking off earlier

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