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Aguirre ignores Mexico's Azteca altitude advantage...

ESPN· Jul 5, 2026 · 12:12 AM · 732 views

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Mexico's manager, Javier Aguirre, downplays the Azteca altitude advantage, emphasizing the strength and speed of England's team. Despite potential distractions, including a weather-related kickoff change and returned gifts, Aguirre insists his team remains focused. Can Mexico handle Harry Kane and keep their World Cup dreams alive? #MexicoVsEngland #WorldCup2023 #FootballFocus #JavierAguirre #HarryKane

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