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I don’t like the World Cup hydration breaks but trust me – they help the coaches | Emma Hayes
Nobody wants more stoppages in the game but it allows us, whether on TV or the touchline, to analyse what we see
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nytimes.com
How broadcasters are using hydration breaks – and might they be here to stay?
TV companies around the world are taking different approaches. Some are making big money, others either are not or are unable to do so
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World Cup hydration breaks? No thanks, say The Athletic’s readers
We asked readers of The Athletic's World Cup Briefing newsletter what they think of the two three-minute breaks in each game...
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saudigazette.com.sa
Hydration breaks spark debate at World Cup 2026
FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks have drawn criticism at World Cup 2026, with coaches and pundits questioning their impact on momentum, tactics and the fan experience.
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bdnews24.com
Fans boo hydration breaks during World Cup matches in US, Canada
Critics say the breaks kill the flow of the game, while others see their introduction as a cynical ploy to introduce more advertisements
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cnn.com
The Great Hydration Break Debate takes over the World Cup | CNN
And just like that, we’re already a week into this summer’s World Cup. We’ve now had seven days of action, 24 group games and 75 goals scored across North America. And the best…
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medpagetoday.com
FIFA's Hydration Breaks Have Sparked Criticism
Some say they interrupt the game's flow, while others say the breaks are too short
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mirror.co.uk
Are World Cup hydration breaks ruining momentum in games? We looked at the data
Booed by England fans - the 'player welfare' breaks appear to be changing the flow of a football match from halves to quarters
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iol.co.za
Hydration breaks FIFA World Cup's newest advertising goldmine
Broadcasters stand to gain lucrative new commercial opportunities from mandatory World Cup hydration breaks introduced by FIFA to protect player welfare.
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mashable.com
Why World Cup fans are furious over hydration breaks
FIFA claims the 3-minute pauses were introduced for player safety — but they're worth a lot of money.
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thehindu.com
Hydration break appears to be affecting the outcome of contests
Hydration breaks in the 2026 World Cup are influencing match outcomes, with many goals scored shortly after these pauses.
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si.com
UEFA Outlines Plan for Hydration Breaks in Champions League, Euro 2028
Enforced stoppages at the World Cup for players to drink have upside and downside.
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aljazeera.com
Hydration break boos: How FIFA united players, fans, coaches at World Cup
Criticism surrounding the breaks has been aimed at the commercial benefits for the three-minute pauses in action.
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theguardian.com
I don’t like the World Cup hydration breaks but trust me – they help the coaches | Emma Hayes
Nobody wants more stoppages in the game but it allows us, whether on TV or the touchline, to analyse what we see
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independent.co.uk
Marcelo Bielsa blasts World Cup hydration breaks: ‘Adds nothing, takes away a lot’
The hydration breaks introduced for this year’s World Cup break games down into four quarters, with an extra three-minute stoppage in each half
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Hydration breaks divide opinion at World Cup
The rule has drawn criticism from some of football's most prominent figures, who argue that it changes the dynamics of matches.