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World Cup 2026: Mexico fans try to disturb England’s sleep, France and Morocco march on - live

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Taha Hashim, Michael Butler, David Tindall, Tom Davies, Alexander Abnos, Jacob Steinberg, Will Unwin, Sid Lowe, David Hytner, Nick Ames, Jonathan Wilson, Paul MacInnes
World Cup 2026: Mexico fans try to disturb England’s sleep, France and Morocco march on - live
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Mexican football fans gathered outside the England team's hotel in Mexico City to disrupt players' sleep with noise and fireworks ahead of their World Cup match. Despite the disruption, England's management downplayed the impact, noting that security measures were in place.

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This highlights the intense psychological tactics used in international sports and the challenges of hosting major global events.

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It’s approaching 9am in Mexico City. So, did England manage to get any sleep last night? A couple of reports below. Yes, there was noise but overall we can file this under nothing out of the ordinary.

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