Mexico coach Javier Aguirre reacts angrily after reports say FIFA is changing the kick-off time for Mexico’s World Cup Round of 16 match against England. Multiple outlets report that the scheduled start is set to move six hours earlier, with the adjustment linked to expected thunderstorms. Aguirre is described as criticising FIFA over the lack of an official, confirmed communication about the change. One report notes that he appears to acknowledge the timing shift despite FIFA not yet issuing a final announcement. In addition to disputing FIFA’s handling of the situation, Aguirre also rejects claims that Mexico would be disadvantaged—or that England would gain an advantage—because of the timing adjustment. He also refutes suggestions connected to England’s preparation under head coach Thomas Tuchel. Overall, the reports describe a dispute focused on procedural transparency and match timing, with the weather rationale cited for the proposed earlier kick-off but the final details still framed through media reporting rather than a FIFA confirmation.