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FIFA World Cup 2026 | Mexico-England game to kick off earlier due to storm risk, says local media

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FIFA World Cup 2026 | Mexico-England game to kick off earlier due to storm risk, says local media
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The FIFA World Cup round of 16 match between Mexico and England has reportedly been moved to an earlier time due to storm risks. FIFA has not officially confirmed the change, which follows previous weather-related delays in the tournament.

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It highlights the impact of climate and weather patterns on the scheduling and logistics of major global sporting events.

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Mexico’s clash with ​England in the ⁠World Cup round of 16 at the ‌Estadio Azteca on Sunday (July 5, 2026) will be moved ‌to noon ‌local ⁠time (1800 GMT), ⁠local media reported on Friday (July 3, 2026).

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