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FIFA says hydration breaks protect players from heat. They also create new annoying commercial breaks—and fans are calling foul. Tune into any World Cup match in the US, Mexico, or Canada this summer, ...

In response to potentially dangerous heat conditions at the 2026 World Cup, FIFA instituted two mandatory hydration breaks per game. These hydration breaks, taken 22 minutes into each half and lasting ...

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For this World Cup, FIFA has introduced mandatory hydration breaks -- around the 22nd minute mark of the first half and 67th minute of the second -- to counter the weather conditions across Mexico, ...

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'It's changing the game' - pundits debate impact of hydration breaks It has become a familiar scene at World Cup games. The referee blows his whistle to stop the game 22 minutes into each half to ...

It has become a familiar scene at World Cup games. The referee blows his whistle to stop the game 22 minutes into each half to allow players to rehydrate. The mandatory three-minute drinks break at ...