Miami Heat Test: England and Norway Brace for a Humid World Cup Quarter-Final

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England and Norway meet in Miami for a World Cup 2026 quarter-final under extreme heat and humidity, with forecasts showing air around 33C that will feel like about 41C. England appear better prepared due to acclimatisation in hot U.S. bases, while Norway have faced warm conditions too but with less consistent exposure. The Hard Rock Stadium roof traps humidity, increasing heat stress risk, prompting FIFA/FIFPRO measures such as cooling, ice vests, and hydration breaks. Fans are urged to stay hydrated and seek shade; the match will go ahead, with a semi-final back indoors in Atlanta to follow.
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