England's early morning World Cup match against Mexico will kick off as originally planned at 01:00BST (18:00 local time) on Monday, after Fifa U-turned on a plan to bring it forward by six hours. Sources had told BBC Sport on Friday the fixture at Mexico City Stadium was set to be moved to 19:00 BST on Sunday - but within hours football's governing body decided against this.

Mexico's packed World Cup crowd at Estadio Azteca reportedly caused an artificial seismic signal when Julian Quiñones scored against Ecuador.

Mexico have booked their place in the last 16 at the 2026 World Cup after beating Ecuador 2-0 at Estadio Azteca. Julian Quinones and Raul Jimenez got the goals in a dominant first half for the co-hosts,

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England's must-win World Cup match will go ahead as planned on Monday. Pubs can stay open until 05:00, which could spell a difficult morning for many.

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England need to beat Mexico to reach the next stage of the World Cup but plenty of workers may need to beat the alarm clock a few hours later.

Several Hereford pubs are among those planning to open for the early hours World Cup clash between England and Mexico. Eight pubs in Herefordshire, including seven in Hereford, applied to Herefordshire Council for Temporary Event Notices (TENs), which give one-off approval for events, ahead of the game.