Stormy weather could delay Mexico vs England World Cup match
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 4, 2026, 7:01 PM
Last updated Jul 4, 2026

Weather conditions may impact the upcoming World Cup match between Mexico and England, scheduled for the knockout stage. Reports indicate that the English FA was caught off guard by a possible shift in kick-off time, which could extend by six hours. Mexican journalists first raised concerns about the timing with players Morgan Rogers and Marcus Rashford. Authorities are likely to assess the situation closely as the match approaches.
- •Match between Mexico and England set for World Cup last 16
- •Potential six-hour kick-off time shift due to storms
- •English FA unaware until questioned by Mexican reporters
- •Morgan Rogers and Marcus Rashford addressed timing concerns
"The first the English FA knew about a possible six-hour shift to the kick-off time for Mexico vs England in the World Cup last 16 was when Mexican journalists started asking Morgan Rogers and Marcus Rashford how they felt about it, I'm told.
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