‘Here to write our own chapters’: England not daunted by unique occasion of Mexico game, says Tuchel - The Guardian

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England fans have been issued with an urgent warning ahead of the Three Lions' World Cup knockout game in the early hours of Monday morning.Thomas Tuchel's side is set to face Mexico at the world-famous Estadio Azteca in Mexico City at 1am on Monday morning, provided thunderstorms do not force any delays or time changes.Tens of millions of people across the country are set to watch the World Cup game, with many likely heading to the pub, after the Government confirmed that they can open until 5am.However, road safety experts are urging football fans to ensure they are well-rested and avoid drinking before driving, or they could face serious consequences.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Rod Dennis, RAC road safety spokesperson, said the organisation was "concerned" about a spike in "avoidable collisions" on Monday, urging fans to put safety first.He told drivers to be "fully rested and hydrated" if they plan to stay up and watch England in the early hours of the morning.The expert...

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‘Here to write our own chapters': England not daunted by unique occasion of Mexico game, says Tuchel - The Guardian.

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