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England World Cup kick off time concern as storms hit Mexico city
England and Mexico are set to clash at the iconic Azteca Stadium in the heart of Mexico City
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The Standard
· Jul 5, 2026
What happens now England vs Mexico has been delayed? World Cup weather protocol explained
Last-16 showdown at the Estadio Azteca has been delayed
Football | The Guardian
· Jul 3, 2026
England’s game against Mexico to stay at 6pm local time, 1am UK on Monday
Fifa held discussions about game kicking off earlierRisk of thunderstorms in Mexico had caused concern England’s World Cup last 16 match against Mexico will remain at 6pm local time (Monday 1am BST) following Fifa discussions about potentially moving the kick-off forward six hours.Thunderstorms are forecast over Mexico City on Sunday and there was concern that the match could be affected by adverse weather. A decision has now been taken that the knockout game can take place at its original time. Continue reading...
Metro
· Jul 5, 2026
England vs Mexico LIVE: World Cup 2026 as severe weather delays kick-off by one hour
England vs Mexico LIVE: World Cup 2026 as severe weather delays kick-off by one hour
Daily Mirror
· Jul 3, 2026
Horror weather maps show why Mexico vs England kick-off time 'brought FORWARD' as huge thunderstorms hit Azteca
England's World Cup clash with Mexico was moved forward
Mexico News Daily
· Jul 3, 2026
Breaking: Mexico-England match back on for 6 p.m. Sunday after FIFA reverses course
A high likelihood of thunderstorms on Sunday was cited as the reason for the change, according to inside sources. FIFA has yet to confirm the schedule change, which has angered both the English and Mexican sides. The post Breaking: Mexico-England match back on for 6 p.m. Sunday after FIFA reverses course appeared first on Mexico News Daily
The West Australian
· Jul 3, 2026
Storm fear prompts England kick-off time rethink
FIFA are considering whether to move the Mexico v England kick-off time because of the threat of severe weather in Mexico City..
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Related coverage for "England World Cup kick off time concern as storms hit Mexico city": The Standard — What happens now England vs Mexico has been delayed? World Cup weather protocol explained. Football | The Guardian — England’s game against Mexico to stay at 6pm local time, 1am UK on Monday. Metro — England vs Mexico LIVE: World Cup 2026 as severe weather delays kick-off by one hour. Daily Mirror — Horror weather maps show why Mexico vs England kick-off time 'brought FORWARD' as huge thunderstorms hit Azteca. Mexico News Daily — Breaking: Mexico-England match back on for 6 p.m. Sunday after FIFA reverses course. The West Australian — Storm fear prompts England kick-off time rethink