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Mexico boss Javier Aguirre left furious with FIFA as England kick-off time seemingly changed

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By Ryan Taylor, John Cross Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Mexico head coach Javier Aguirre has seemingly confirmed that their World Cup Round of 16 game against England has been moved to an earlier kick-off time, taking aim at FIFA over what he called a "kick in the gut." FIFA have yet to officially announce that the match has been pushed forward six hours due to electrical thunderstorms, but Aguirre appears to have been briefed on the situation and is furious about the disruption.
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England stunned as FIFA plan World Cup kick-off change as bosses express major concern

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By John Cross Verified
| MSN UK Verified
England have been left stunned after being left in the dark over a FIFA plan to bring forward their World Cup last 16 clash against Mexico It is understood the world governing body has hatched a plan to stage the game six hours earlier (a mid-day local kick-off, 7pm in the UK) due to the threat of thunderstorms.
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Harry Kane opens up on emotional England moment and explains World Cup-saving heroics

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By John Cross Verified
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Harry Kane says his glorious winner against DR Congo was one of his favourite England goals. And England's Captain Marvel also relived the celebrations afterwards and believed that game can be a turning point for their World Cup campaign.
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