England players offered Viagra to counter altitude effects before Mexico clash

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England's World Cup preparations have included an unconventional medical measure, with players reportedly being offered Viagra ahead of their match against Mexico. The drug's vasodilatory properties — its ability to widen blood vessels — may help improve blood circulation in the low-oxygen, high-altitude environment of Mexico City. The team's medical staff is said to be exploring this approach as a legitimate performance aid rather than a recreational one. England are set to face Mexico at the Estadio Azteca, a stadium where the team has historically performed well.

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