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Fifa will review the unpopular hydration breaks after the 2026 World Cup concludes. Arsene Wenger, head of global football development, stated the mandatory three-minute pauses were for player welfare. Critics allege broadcasters exploited the breaks for commercials, leading to fan disapproval and booing during the tournament.
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