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Shelter order in place at Azteca Stadium ahead of Mexico v England game

Shelter order in place at Azteca Stadium ahead of Mexico v England game
Channel News Asia Sunday 05 July 2026, 21:42 UTC 1 min read
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Shelter order in place at Azteca Stadium ahead of Mexico v England game MEXICO CITY, July 5 : A shelter in place order was issued before the Mexico v England World Cup last-16 clash due to thunderstorms in the area around the Azteca Stadium, FIFA said on Sunday. People working on the pitch were asked to move into the tunnel while a message on the stadium screen warned that severe weather was approaching the venue.

Shelter order in place at Azteca Stadium ahead of Mexico v England game MEXICO CITY, July 5 : A shelter in place order was issued before the Mexico v England World Cup last-16 clash due to thunderstorms in the area around the Azteca Stadium, FIFA said on Sunday. People working on the pitch were asked to move into the tunnel while a message on the stadium screen warned that severe weather was approaching the venue. Source: Reuters [Image text:] SEVERE WEATRER Isapproaching THESTADION
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