Will mandatory cooling breaks affect the flow and momentum of World Cup matches?
For the first time in World Cup history, FIFA has introduced mandatory three-minute hydration breaks in every match to protect players and referees from the extreme heat. While the rule is designed to improve player safety, it has sparked debate among coaches, fans, and medical experts. Will the breaks help prevent heat illness and dehydration, or will they disrupt the flow of the game? Watch to find out why FIFA made this decision and what it could mean for the future of football.
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