England players will be allowed to use viagra for World Cup clash with Mexico
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Key Points:
- England narrowly advanced past DR Congo in the World Cup round of 32, with Harry Kane scoring late goals to avoid an early exit.
- England faces a tough challenge against co-host Mexico at the Azteca Stadium, which is situated at a high altitude of 7,349 feet, a factor that favors Mexico and poses adaptation difficulties for England.
- Thomas Tuchel acknowledged the altitude disadvantage and other potential disruptions like travel and noise but expressed confidence that England will be ready for the match.
- The FA is reportedly researching ways to help players cope with the altitude, including the potential use of medications like Viagra, which can improve blood flow in the lungs and help counteract altitude-related fatigue, though no official plans have been confirmed.
- The World Cup knockout stages continue with England vs. Mexico scheduled for Monday, 6 July, amid a full fixture schedule leading up to the quarter-finals and semi-finals later in the month.
