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'You can't catch your breath' - how will Azteca altitude impact England?

BBC News· Jul 2, 2026 · 9:04 AM · 283 views

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England faces a tough test against Mexico at the high-altitude Estadio Azteca. With the stadium sitting 7,220 feet above sea level, players must overcome quicker fatigue and faster ball speeds. Limited acclimatization time adds to the challenge as England strategizes for success. #EnglandVsMexico #AltitudeChallenge #EstadioAzteca #Football #WorldCup

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