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Brits will lose 120m hours of sleep during 'late night World Cup'

Nearly one in four (23 per cent) supporters in Britain are prepared to sleep separately from their partner to avoid missing the matches played in the US, Mexico and Canada .

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dailymail.comStai leggendo5 g fa

Brits will lose 120m hours of sleep during 'late night World Cup'

Nearly one in four (23 per cent) supporters in Britain are prepared to sleep separately from their partner to avoid missing the matches played in the US, Mexico and Canada .

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thehindu.com5 g fa

Fans brace for sleepless World Cup madness

Fans gear up for sleepless nights as World Cup matches challenge sleep schedules across time zones for football enthusiasts.

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theguardian.com6 g fa

How to survive those late-night World Cup games: a longsuffering Australian’s guide

Football and sleep deprivation walk hand-in-hand in Australia. We’ve tried every approach viewers in the UK and Europe are now contemplating for this year’s tournament

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mirror.co.uk6 g fa

Workers set to take at least 3.6 million sick days during World Cup

The time difference between the UK, the US, Canada and Mexico means matches are kicking off late at night, or even in the early hours, means the day after is when absences are most expected

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Timeline cronologica

1. lunedì 8 giugno 2026·mirror.co.uk
   

   Unexpected things Brits are prepared to give up to watch football this summer

   Nearly half of the group stage matches will start after midnight UK time, with some kicking off at five in the morning, as for the first time the competition is held across three…

2. martedì 9 giugno 2026·dailymail.com
   

   Britain braced for yawning workforce as World Cup begins with 2am game

   Millions of football fans are expected to pull sickies or take a day off following England and Scotland's World Cup matches which are being staged late in the evenings or in the…

3. mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·theguardian.com
   

   How to survive those late-night World Cup games: a longsuffering Australian’s guide

   Football and sleep deprivation walk hand-in-hand in Australia. We’ve tried every approach viewers in the UK and Europe are now contemplating for this year’s tournament

4. mercoledì 10 giugno 2026·mirror.co.uk
   

   Workers set to take at least 3.6 million sick days during World Cup

   The time difference between the UK, the US, Canada and Mexico means matches are kicking off late at night, or even in the early hours, means the day after is when absences are…

5. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·dailymail.com
   

   How businesses are helping England fans watch 'late-night World Cup'

   England and Scotland fans are preparing to change working patterns to stay up into the small hours to follow the tournament as games kick off as late as 2am UK time.

6. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·dailymail.com
   

   Brits will lose 120m hours of sleep during 'late night World Cup'

   Nearly one in four (23 per cent) supporters in Britain are prepared to sleep separately from their partner to avoid missing the matches played in the US, Mexico and Canada .

7. giovedì 11 giugno 2026·thehindu.com
   

   Fans brace for sleepless World Cup madness

   Fans gear up for sleepless nights as World Cup matches challenge sleep schedules across time zones for football enthusiasts.