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The Guardian
Ireland Mexico 1994 World Cup Heat
During the 1994 World Cup, Ireland's match against Mexico was played in extreme heat reaching 43°C at the Citrus Bowl in Florida, causing over 100 supporters to collapse and significantly affecting player performance. The team faced challenges due to limited hydration options and the lack of official breaks, with players enduring full matches under intense conditions, which contributed to health risks and decision-making issues. Modern tournaments have introduced hydration breaks to better protect players, but concerns remain about extreme weather conditions impacting safety and performance.
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