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General · 9 July 2026

US official: Starmer's World Cup call 'put people at risk'

US official: Starmer's World Cup call 'put people at risk'

Public safety became part of a political row after criticism over a World Cup scheduling decision. A US government official said Keir Starmer's intervention to keep England's match with Mexico at its planned kick-off time put people at risk, after FIFA had considered an earlier start because of security concerns. Andrew Giuliani made the remarks during comments about the tournament.

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