FIFA will analyse the impact of hydration breaks after the World Cup, says Arsene Wenger a day before the final.
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FIFA’s chief of football development, Arsene Wenger, has acknowledged that some fans are unhappy with the hydration break introduced at the World Cup for the first time, suggesting that the sport’s governing body has not made a decision on whether to keep it beyond the tournament.
Asked at a news conference on Saturday whether he has seen any data showing that the three-minute mandatory interval midway through each half improves players’ abilities and the flow of the game, Wenger said: “No.”
