England's World Cup training camp in Florida was shaken by a 6.1 magnitude earthquake originating off the coast of Cuba. The tremors prompted the evacuation of buildings in Orlando, where the Three Lions are preparing for their match against Costa Rica. Local reports confirmed no injuries or significant damage, although videos on social media captured furniture movement and general shaking. This earthquake, the largest in the region since 1880, also affected popular tourist spots in Mexico, including Cancun and Playa del Carmen, leading to emergency protocols being activated in the Yucatan and Quintana Roo states. Tremors were felt as far north as Tallahassee, with the US Geological Survey classifying it as the second-largest earthquake recorded in the Gulf of Mexico. Despite the disturbance, England's squad, which has been training in Florida since June 1, is set to return to Kansas City after their match against Costa Rica at the Inter&Co Stadium.