FIFA proceeds with England vs Mexico match scheduled for Monday
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 4, 2026, 6:05 AM
Last updated Jul 4, 2026
FIFA will not postpone the 2026 World Cup last-16 match between England and Mexico despite initial concerns over severe weather in Mexico City. The match is scheduled for 1:00am BST on Monday at Azteca Stadium, following a proposal to move it to a later time due to forecasts of heavy rain. Both the Football Association and the Mexican Football Federation expressed frustration about the uncertainty surrounding the match's timing, but it will proceed as planned. Preparations continue amidst discussions about player positions, with Declan Rice and Reece James potentially key to England's strategy against Mexico.
- •Match is set for 1:00am BST on Monday at Azteca Stadium.
- •FIFA abandoned plans to delay the match despite weather concerns.
- •England officials reported frustration over late scheduling changes.
- •Declan Rice may return to midfield for England against Mexico.
- •Preparations continue as England plans its lineup.
- 6:05 AMYahoo Sports — FIFA abandon plans to postpone England vs Mexico
"FIFA has decided not to postpone the England-Mexico 2026 World Cup last-16 showdown despite claims to the contrary.According to the BBC, there were concerns about severe weather in Mexico City, but th...
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