England's World Cup preparations have been disrupted by a 6.1 magnitude earthquake that struck near their training base in West Palm Beach, Florida. The tremor prompted the evacuation of buildings, though no serious damage or injuries have been reported.
Earthquake Hits England's Training Camp
Thomas Tuchel's squad is currently based in West Palm Beach as they finalize their preparations for the 2026 World Cup. The team is scheduled to play their final warm-up match against Costa Rica in Orlando on Wednesday. The earthquake, which occurred on Tuesday morning, was centered approximately 171 miles from the team's location, but tremors were still felt at the training facility.
Local authorities confirmed that buildings in the area were evacuated as a precaution. Emergency services reported no significant structural damage or casualties. The England camp has not issued an official statement regarding any impact on their training schedule.
World Cup Preparations Continue
Despite the seismic event, the team is expected to continue their preparations as planned. The match against Costa Rica will be the final test before the tournament begins. England are aiming to build on their recent form under Tuchel, who took over as manager earlier this year.
The earthquake comes amid a series of challenges for the squad, including travel disruptions and logistical issues. However, the team remains focused on their World Cup campaign.
