The R&A says it is reviewing whether the final-round tee times for The Open on Sunday should be adjusted if England reach the FIFA World Cup final. R&A chief executive Mark Darbon confirms the decision is being considered and that any change would be made to avoid a potential scheduling clash with the start of the World Cup final. BBC Sport reports Darbon expects a decision to be taken within the next 48 hours, describing any adjustments as “subtle.” Other outlets note that an England play-off scenario could overlap with the World Cup final’s early stages, potentially affecting viewers. The Independent also adds that changing the schedule could have consequences for attendance, including the possibility that fan numbers may be affected. Yahoo Sports and Sky Sports echo Darbon’s comments that plans are under review and that any revised timings would aim to reduce the likelihood of overlap. Overall, organisers indicate the timetable is not yet fixed, with the key aim being to manage potential conflicts should England progress to the World Cup final.