The Hindu·1 min read·easy
Soccer-Hydration breaks did not impact World Cup results but future undecided, says FIFA's Wenger
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FIFA official Arsène Wenger stated that hydration breaks during the World Cup did not significantly impact match results. He emphasized that the primary goal of such measures is to prioritize the well-being of players and the viewing experience.
"It did not look to me that it [hydration break] changed the results of the competition. But we are here to serve people who watch football," he said
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