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Why U.S. Broadcaster Won’t Be Punished for ‘Breaking’ World Cup Rule

U.S. viewers missed about 10 seconds of Mexico’s win over South Africa on Thursday.

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si.com3 mesi fa

U.S. Broadcaster Accused of ‘Breaking’ World Cup Rule in Mexico vs. South Africa

Fox Sports resumed broadcast 8 seconds late after Mexico vs. South Africa's hydration break, violating FIFA's 30-second pre-restart requirement. The timing failure reveals operational challenges for broadcasters managing compliance with FIFA's new player-welfare regulations.

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theguardian.com2 mesi fa

Fifa will not punish Fox for breaking advertising rules during World Cup opener

The US broadcaster overran its advertisements during a hydration break in the opening match between Mexico and South Africa

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venerdì 12 giugno 2026·si.com
U.S. Broadcaster Accused of ‘Breaking’ World Cup Rule in Mexico vs. South Africa
The only English-language broadcast of the World Cup in the U.S. has come under scrutiny after just one match.
domenica 14 giugno 2026·nytimes.com
Fox uses World Cup hydration breaks for commercials – but leaves fans missing action
The World Cup opener between Mexico and South Africa featured FIFA's mid-half hydration breaks for the first time.

U.S. Broadcaster Accused of ‘Breaking’ World Cup Rule in Mexico vs. South Africa

Fifa will not punish Fox for breaking advertising rules during World Cup opener

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U.S. Broadcaster Accused of ‘Breaking’ World Cup Rule in Mexico vs. South Africa

Fox uses World Cup hydration breaks for commercials – but leaves fans missing action

Fox uses World Cup hydration breaks for commercials – but leaves fans missing action

Fifa will not punish Fox for breaking advertising rules during World Cup opener

Why U.S. Broadcaster Won’t Be Punished for ‘Breaking’ World Cup Rule