2026 World Cup water breaks cause debate
Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni's statements focused on how water breaks during the 2026 World Cup—providing players with three minutes each half—affect the flow of matches and tend to benefit weaker teams that take advantage of the opportunity to rest and catch their breath. He affirmed that increasing the number of teams to 48 makes the tournament more complicated and reduces the gap between teams, while also emphasizing the importance of caution due to the intense competition and unpredictable results, especially after losing to Saudi Arabia in the 2022 edition.
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