England tonight plays for the first time in 40 years at the stadium that has forever remained its greatest trauma.
From 2:00 Mexico hosts England in "impossible" conditions.
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England on paper has more individual class, but against Mexico it will not play only against 11 players. The match has not yet been officially postponed, but the start cannot proceed until 30 minutes have passed since the last lightning strike recorded within an eight-mile, or about 13-kilometer, radius of the stadium. The match is played at the stadium where England suffered one of the most painful defeats in its history in 1986.
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England on paper has more individual class, but against Mexico it will not play only against 11 players.
according to TportalThe match has not yet been officially postponed, but the start cannot proceed until 30 minutes have passed since the last lightning strike recorded within an eight-mile, or about 13-kilometer, radius of the stadium.
according to Index.hrThe match is played at the stadium where England suffered one of the most painful defeats in its history in 1986.
according to Tportal
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