Laptop-assisted 3-minute match shift in 2026 World Cup

The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) has permitted coaches to use laptops during water breaks at the 2026 World Cup, in order to give tactical instructions and technical guidance to players. This comes after confirmation that electronic communication devices can be used, provided players’ safety is ensured, allowing coaches to display video clips and deliver real-time instructions during pauses. These adjustments are part of FIFA's efforts to enhance technical exchange during matches, with water breaks lasting three minutes and allowing for the display of commercial advertisements during that time.

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