'England just have to deal with it' | Mexico fans do all they can to disrupt Tuchel's team

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World Cup: Michael Dawson says Mexico fans are doing everything they can to disrupt the England team Sunday 5 July 2026 16:22, UK Please use Chrome browser for a more accessible video player Michael Dawson shares his thoughts on Mexico fans setting off fireworks near the England team's hotel ahead of their World Cup match and says Thomas Tuchel's side need to focus on what they can control.

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'England just have to deal with it' | Mexico fans do all they can to disrupt Tuchel's team

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