FIFA is considering an emergency decision regarding the matches between Brazil and England

FIFA is considering the date of two crucial 2026 World Cup round of 16 matches after warnings of severe thunderstorms and possible flooding threatened the Mexican capital and New York.

A spokesperson for Brazil’s football confederation confirmed that “changes are possible and we await FIFA’s decision,” referring to the Brazil-Norway game scheduled for 9:00 p.m. GMT at MetLife Stadium in New York.

The England-Mexico game, scheduled for 12pm on Sunday in Mexico City, is at risk of being delayed or delayed by six hours, putting it in direct conflict with Brazil-Norway.

The English Football Association was not officially informed about the transformation, as it was informed about it by journalists during training, according to sources close to the national team.

In the current tournament, three matches were previously affected by weather conditions. The Mexico-Ecuador game was delayed by an hour due to thunderstorms, and the France-Iraq match was delayed by two hours due to safety concerns due to bad weather in Philadelphia.