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Will storms delay England vs Mexico? | Tuchel 'confused' by kick-off reports

Will storms delay England vs Mexico? | Tuchel 'confused' by kick-off reports
Sky Sports Football Sunday 05 July 2026, 07:52 UTC 1 min read
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England vs Mexico: Tuchel not concerned about expected stormy weather in Mexico Sunday 5 July 2026 08:21, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports' Rob Dorsett reports from Mexico City regarding the expected stormy weather surrounding England's clash with Mexico, whilst Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel says there was 'confusion' over possible kick-off time changes.

England vs Mexico: Tuchel not concerned about expected stormy weather in Mexico Sunday 5 July 2026 08:21, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Sky Sports' Rob Dorsett reports from Mexico City regarding the expected stormy weather surrounding England's clash with Mexico, whilst Three Lions boss Thomas Tuchel says there was 'confusion' over possible kick-off time changes. [Image text:] ADI PRECICTOTREST Lenovo #FIFAWoridCup M Melawe ULTRA #FIFAW DCUP2026 NOM zor FIFA WORLD CUP sky sports football RENDIR sky
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