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Tuchel follows the same path as Kane
Harry Kane fears his country, England, will not have time to adapt to the unfair conditions they will face in their World Cup round of 16 clash with 2026 World Cup host nation Mexico.
Yesterday, Wednesday, the England team lost (1-0) to the Democratic Republic of Congo a quarter of an hour before the end of the game.However, Harry Kane scored twice to guide the Three Lions into the last eight against Mexico.
The legendary Estadio Azteca has long been a graveyard for international rivals, with Mexico losing just two of 89 matches at the stadium, which hosted the famous World Cup finals in 1970 and 1986, the paper said.subway“English.
Furthermore, the massive 87,000-capacity stadium sits at an altitude of around 2,240 meters above sea level, conditions in which England’s players have little experience.
“My understanding is that we cannot adapt to the altitude. That’s a big advantage for Mexico. Time is short,” Keane said.
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He added, according to the report of the English newspaper. “We knew that before, it’s just a weakness we’re going to have to deal with.”
These sentiments were echoed by England coach Thomas Tuchel, who has only three days left for his team to recover from the game against the Democratic Republic of Congo.
The coach of the England team said. “Altitude will be a big obstacle because we can’t physically adapt to it.”
He added: “It takes too long. We only have three days between these meetings. It’s physically impossible to adjust to the altitude.”
Research shows that athletes who compete at high altitude need to spend a week or two living at that level to allow their bodies to adapt and produce more red blood cells.
