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England Considers Legal Use of Viagra to Combat High Altitude in World Cup Match Against Mexico
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First reported by Ynet · 1 day ago
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England may use Viagra legally to help players adapt to the high altitude of Mexico City's Estadio Azteca ahead of their World Cup knockout match against Mexico. The drug can alleviate altitude-related symptoms and is not banned by WADA. England also plans strict security measures to ensure player rest before the game.
- 01England may use Viagra to help players adjust to Mexico City's high altitude for their World Cup match.
- 02Viagra is legal under WADA rules and can reduce fatigue and breathing issues at high elevation.
- 03The Estadio Azteca is over 2,200 meters above sea level, posing a physical challenge for players.
- 04England will arrive only two days before the match, limiting acclimatization time.
- 05Coach Thomas Tuchel is open to any legal advantage to face Mexico's home conditions.
- 06FIFA approved security measures to protect England's hotel from local fan disturbances.
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