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London's lie-in: Capital resembles ghost town at 'rush hour' after England's electrifying 4am win over Mexico
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NEWSDECK ANALYSIS
Major sporting events, particularly those involving the English national team, often have a significant impact on the daily routines of people in the UK, with many choosing to stay up late or take time off work to watch matches. The timing of the match, which ended at 4am, likely contributed to the unusual quietness in London, as many fans would have been watching the game and then sleeping in afterwards. This disruption to usual commuter patterns can provide a unique glimpse into the city's rhythms and habits when a major event captures the nation's attention.
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London's lie-in: Capital resembles ghost town at 'rush hour' after England's electrifying 4am win over Mexico
Normally bustling central London streets virtually empty after millions stay up to watch historic win
6 Jul, 08:46
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