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Tuchel reckons Hand of God 'karma' will benefit England
- England faces co-host Mexico in a World Cup round-of-16 clash at Estadio Azteca on Sunday, marking their first return to the historic venue since their 1986 defeat against Argentina.
- Manager Thomas Tuchel believes "karma" will favor his team, referencing Diego Maradona's 40-year-old "Hand of God" goal as he seeks to "turn things around" at the iconic stadium.
- Facing challenges beyond the pitch, England will travel on Friday to adapt to the altitude of more than 2,000 metres and prepare for the ear-splitting atmosphere.
- Learning from Ecuador's recent experience with disruptive fans, the Football Association consulted Team GB and kept the team hotel location secret to protect players from disruptions.
- Pubs are permitted to remain open until 5 a.m. BST for the encounter as England aims to build on Wednesday's comeback victory against Congo to advance.
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'It's karma': Thomas Tuchel backs England to rewrite Azteca history 40 years after Maradona's 'Hand of God'
England manager Thomas Tuchel sees a chance for destiny to favour his side at the Azteca Stadium, calling it 'karma' as they face Mexico in a crucial World Cup match. Despite the altitude challenge, Tuchel is confident England can overcome the conditions through tactical play and mental strength. He also highlighted the potential importance of hydration breaks, a tactic that proved useful in their previous win.
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A stadium for dramas. The match: Mexico against England. The World Cup host against the football mother country. The "Three Lions" around Harry Kane are in concern. Coach Thomas Tuchel trusts in karma.
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