- Mexico manager Javier Aguirre expressed strong anger over a proposed kick-off time change for his team's World Cup 2026 last 16 match against England.
- FIFA and the Mexican and English football associations are discussing moving the game due to concerns about adverse weather and potential flooding in Mexico City.
- The potential change would shift the match from 6pm local time to 12pm local time on Sunday, significantly altering team preparations.
- Aguirre stated the change disrupts his team's entire schedule, including food, sleep, and physiotherapy, and refuted claims it would give Mexico an advantage.
- Gary Neville criticized FIFA for considering the late change, arguing it would be a 'sporting disadvantage to England' and raise 'sporting integrity' issues.
IN FULL
