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Covers football and sport for Guardian, BBC and World Soccer. Author of 4 books.
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La altitud de Ciudad de México es un reto clave para equipos en el Mundial 2026

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By Carlos Rodriguez, Carlos Rodríguez , John Duerden 
| Associated Press
CIUDAD DE MÉXICO (AP) — El calor no será el único factor ambiental que afecte el rendimiento de los jugadores en el Mundial. Los equipos que jueguen en dos de las ciudades sede de México deberán adaptarse a otro desafío: la altitud. El estadio Azteca, en la Ciudad de México, se encuentra a más de 2.200 metros (7.300 pies (2.200 metros) sobre el nivel del mar, mientras que Guadalajara está a 1.566 metros (5.138 pies).
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Mexico City’s altitude poses a key challenge for teams at the 2026 World Cup

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By Carlos Rodriguez , Carlos Rodríguez , John Duerden 
| MyEasternShoreMD
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Heat won’t be the only environmental factor affecting players’ performance at the World Cup. Teams playing in two of Mexico’s host cities must adapt to another challenge: altitude. Unlock the rest of the article with a subscription. Your support keeps the good stuff coming. Subscribe now for full access to local reporting, breaking news, and more. You must be logged in to react. Click any reaction to login. Love Funny Wow Sad Angry You must be logged in to rate.
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Mexico City’s altitude poses a key challenge for teams at the 2026 World Cup

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By Carlos Rodriguez , Carlos Rodríguez , John Duerden , Carlos Rodriguez, Carlos Rodríguez
| Times Union (Albany)
FILE - Akron Stadium, a 2026 FIFA World Cup venue, sits in Guadalajara, Mexico, Thursday, Oct. 16, 2025. Eduardo Verdugo/AP FILE - Fans arrive to the Azteca Stadium for the international friendly soccer match between Mexico and Portugal in Mexico City, Saturday, March 28, 2026. Fernando Llano/AP MEXICO CITY (AP) — Heat won’t be the only environmental factor affecting players’ performance at the World Cup. Teams playing in two of Mexico’s host cities must adapt to another challenge: altitude.
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