England Players Might Use Viagra Before Mexico Round of 32 Clash

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England Players Might Use Viagra Before Mexico Round of 32 Clash

Sun Sport reports England may allow players to use Viagra before facing Mexico, with Estadio Azteca sitting 7,350 feet above sea level. The medication can help reduce fatigue linked to altitude, giving Thomas Tuchel’s squad another preparation option before a Round of 16 tie already shaped by heat, storms and thin-air concerns in Mexico City.

By Nischay Rathore

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