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The Government have rejected calls for pubs to be open for England's World Cup match against Mexico. Thomas Tuchel's side turned around their fortunes in a difficult 2-1 victory over DR Congo on Wednesday night, booking them a match in the next round against one of the co-hosts. The problem for England fans at home is that the kick off will be at 1am on Monday. Liberal Democrat MP Max Wilkinson called for a blanket extension to licensing hours for the match during business and trade questions in
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The Government have rejected calls for pubs to be open for England's World Cup match against Mexico. Thomas Tuchel's side turned around their fortunes in a difficult 2-1 victory over DR Congo on Wednesday night, booking them a match in the next round against one of the co-hosts. The problem for England fans at home is that the kick off will be at 1am on Monday. Liberal Democrat MP Max Wilkinson called for a blanket extension to licensing hours for the match during business and trade questions in
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