England's early morning World Cup match against Mexico will kick off as originally planned at 01:00BST (18:00 local time) on Monday, after Fifa U-turned on a plan to bring it forward by six hours.
Sources had told BBC Sport on Friday the fixture at Mexico City Stadium was set to be moved to 19:00 BST on Sunday - but within hours football's governing body decided against this.
With the last-16 knockout match going ahead in the early hours of Monday morning, businesses, schools and the emergency services in the UK are continuing to prepare for the knock-on effects.
On Thursday Sir Keir Starmer said pubs would be able to stay open until 05:00.
Five and a half hours that left England's World Cup tie in chaos
Sources had told BBC Sport on Friday the fixture at Mexico City Stadium was set to be moved to 19:00 BST on Sunday - but within hours football's governing body decided against this.
With the last-16 knockout match going ahead in the early hours of Monday morning, businesses, schools and the emergency services in the UK are continuing to prepare for the knock-on effects.
On Thursday Sir Keir Starmer said pubs would be able to stay open until 05:00.
Five and a half hours that left England's World Cup tie in chaos
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