England captain Harry Kane says England could face a significant “disadvantage” against Mexico in their World Cup match, pointing to environmental and scheduling factors rather than tactical issues. Speaking ahead of the game, Kane highlights that conditions in Mexico’s match venues and the altitude can affect players’ performance, particularly during the physical demands of international tournament football. His remarks frame the matchup as one that England must adapt to quickly to avoid being pushed off their normal rhythm. Multiple reports attribute the warning to Kane’s assessment of how altitude and related conditions can influence stamina, pace, and overall effectiveness on the pitch. The comments come as England prepare for Mexico with the tournament setting likely to include variable conditions compared with England’s usual playing environment. Kane’s message emphasizes the need for England to manage the match with awareness of these potential disadvantages so they can compete effectively despite the challenges posed by the host location.