FIFA chief drops new update on unpopular World Cup hydration breaks after England outcry

FIFA chief Gianni Infantino has addressed the contentious issue of hydration breaks during the World Cup, which have drawn significant criticism, particularly after England's complaints. The breaks, intended to give players a chance to rehydrate, seem to have disrupted the flow of the game, leading to player fatigue and frustration. Infantino's comments suggest a potential reevaluation of this rule to balance player health with the competitive spirit of the sport. This move could signal a broader effort to fine-tune match regulations to enhance player welfare without compromising the integrity of the game.