Multiple UK outlets report that forecasts for storms in Mexico raise the possibility of a delay to England’s World Cup match against Mexico. The articles focus on FIFA’s approach to weather conditions, warning that if storms affect playing conditions, the start time could be pushed back. That would extend how late fans in the UK might have to wait for kick-off, with coverage suggesting the match could move into the early hours of the morning if conditions worsen. The outlets describe storm risk building over a period of hours, based on weather maps and live updates, and note that any interruption would affect viewers watching at home and in pubs, potentially shifting broadcast schedules. While they highlight the likelihood of delays due to storm activity, the reports do not indicate that a specific delay has already been confirmed. The common point across the sources is that FIFA’s weather rules are designed to manage unsafe conditions, and that these rules could lead to additional waiting if storms arrive during the scheduled match window in Mexico.