Criticism of Moisturizing Break in England-Croatia Match

The current World Cup matches have confirmed the enforcement of the mandatory hydration break rule imposed by FIFA, which lasts for three minutes in each half. The purpose of these breaks is to help players cope with the heat and humidity of summer in North America. These breaks have sparked controversy among fans, with many expressing their displeasure over disrupting the flow of play and using them as opportunities to increase advertising during the matches. The debate began with the first hydration break in the England vs. Croatia game and has recurred in other matches throughout the tournament.

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