England World Cup subs might stay indoors - Tuchel
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England World Cup subs might stay indoors - Tuchel
"If this is what helps us later in matches when they come on, we have to consider at a possibility. Nobody likes it because I want the players to be out there to feel the energy and give us energy from the bench on to the field. But I saw players doing this at the Club World Cup. Hopefully we can avoid it. It's always better when they can be with us outside."
"With the tournament taking place across the US, Canada and Mexico in June and July 2026, experts warn that high temperatures, wildfires and even hurricanes could affect teams, fans and stadium workers. A recent report from Pitches in Peril found that 10 of the 16 venues for the World Cup are at "very high risk of experiencing extreme heat stress conditions.""
England may have substitutes remain in the dressing room during matches at the 2026 World Cup to reduce heat-related risks. Substitutes staying off the bench could conserve energy for later match involvement. Players have previously stayed inside during the Club World Cup. The tournament will take place across the US, Canada and Mexico in June and July 2026. Experts warn that high temperatures, wildfires and hurricanes could affect teams, fans and stadium workers. A Pitches in Peril report found 10 of 16 venues face very high risk of extreme heat stress conditions. Organisers and teams may need to adapt substitution and sideline protocols for player welfare and operational safety.
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