Finger evaluates future of hydration breaks

FIFA, the International Football Association, has confirmed that the newly introduced hydration breaks in this World Cup have not affected the flow or outcomes of the matches. They are deemed necessary in certain medical situations due to the high temperatures. The organization also warned that the future of these breaks has not yet been decided, as FIFA will consider the possibility of continuing them after the tournament concludes. Three-minute rest periods have been implemented between halves in all matches, despite some criticisms that they divide the game into four parts and impact the momentum of the matches. Additionally, some advertising stations have benefited from the extended breaks. According to Wenger, the decision to continue these hydration breaks will depend on a careful analysis after the tournament, taking into account the varying conditions of different stadiums and the satisfaction of the fans.

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