England manager Thomas Tuchel calls on parents to allow children to watch the Three Lions’ World Cup last-16 match against Mexico, which kicks off at 01:00 BST on Monday. Multiple outlets report that Tuchel frames the request as a chance for young fans to see a crucial game and urges parents to consider letting them stay up for the start time. Several stories also note that the proposal triggers public debate about whether children should miss sleep or school the next day. A Manchester Evening News item reports that a poll is being conducted to ask parents whether they should let their children stay up for the 1am match. Another Manchester Evening News report says Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson responds to Tuchel’s plea. BBC and Yahoo Sports both cover the broader question of whether young fans should stay up, highlighting practical considerations such as the late start time and the possibility of managing children’s rest afterward. Across the coverage, the core points remain consistent: Tuchel makes a public request to parents ahead of the England–Mexico game scheduled for 1am BST.