The World Cup 2026 match between England and co-hosts Mexico may be rescheduled with less than 48 hours' notice. Originally set for 6:00 PM local time in Mexico City on Sunday, the game could now kick off at 12:00 PM Central Time due to thunderstorms predicted in the area.
Potential Rescheduling of Mexico vs England Match
Reports from Mexican broadcaster Claro Sports indicate that the match timing is under review as officials aim to avoid weather-related disruptions. The change would shift the kickoff to 7:00 PM UK time, making it more accessible for England fans but complicating logistics for those attending in person.
This adjustment is especially significant as it overlaps with another crucial match between Brazil and Norway, scheduled to start at 9:00 PM UK time. Broadcasters are prepared to adjust their coverage accordingly, with ITV airing the Brazil match and BBC covering the England game.
Weather Concerns Impacting Match Logistics
Thunderstorms are not uncommon in Mexico City during this time of year, which has prompted FIFA and local authorities to consider the best course of action. The National Meteorological Service has warned of potential storms that could delay the match, similar to the previous week when Mexico's game against Ecuador was delayed by an hour due to an electrical storm.





