Portugal and Croatia meet in a World Cup last-32 match in Toronto on Wednesday, with both teams dismissing the weather as a potential excuse. Multiple reports highlight that the conditions are expected to be extremely hot. Environmental officials warn that temperatures could reach around 35°C during the match period, while the effective heat could feel substantially higher because of elevated humidity. The outlets agree that the humidity is expected to intensify how the heat is experienced, with conditions potentially reaching heat index levels closer to 44°C. Ahead of kick-off, neither side cites the heat as a factor for performance. Instead, the focus remains on the match itself as both teams prepare to play under hot and humid conditions in Toronto.
Portugal and Croatia face high heat ahead of World Cup clash in Toronto
Portugal and Croatia meet in a World Cup last-32 match in Toronto on Wednesday, with both teams dismissing the weather as a potential excuse. Multiple reports highlight that the conditions are expecte...
- Portugal and Croatia play a World Cup last-32 match in Toronto on Wednesday.
- Officials warn that temperatures could reach about 35°C.
- High humidity is expected to make the conditions feel much hotter, potentially near 44°C.
- Both teams refuse to use the heat as an excuse ahead of the match.
- The reports focus on preparation for the match under extreme heat and humidity.
Croatia and Portugal on Wednesday refused to use the possibility of stifling heat as an excuse ahead of their World Cup last-32 clash in Toronto.
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