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‘Hydration break™’: Infantino insists World Cup’s despised feature is purely sporting as player and coach backlash grows
LOS ANGELES, June 24 — Fifa president Gianni Infantino has defended the introduction of hydration breaks at the World Cup, insisting that for football’s governing body they...
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iol.co.za
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.
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mirror.co.uk
World Cup hydration break cancelled after FIFA forced to take drastic action
FIFA announced in December that all 104 World Cup matches will pause for three-minute hydration breaks - but pundits and supporters have made their feelings known about them
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cryptobriefing.com
FIFA's hydration breaks generate $23M in ad revenue during World Cup
FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks at the 2026 World Cup could generate up to $250M in ad revenue for broadcasters while FIFA Collect migrates to Avalanche.
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hindustantimes.com
Why hydration breaks are causing a stir at FIFA World Cup 2026
FIFA’s compulsory hydration breaks meant to protect players at the ongoing World Cup have become an unexpected talking points
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si.com
Why FIFA Canceled Hydration Break in France’s Win Over Iraq
The mandatory breaks have proven increasingly unpopular as the tournament has progressed.
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apnews.com
Infantino says FIFA will analyze using hydration breaks at future World Cups
FIFA will consider keeping hydration breaks for future World Cups despite backlash to the extra stoppages in play at this year’s tournament.
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independent.co.uk
Fifa weighs up keeping hydration breaks for future World Cups
Hydration breaks have been loudly booed by fans at the World Cup
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Fifa president Gianni Infantino responds to criticism of World Cup hydration breaks
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saudigazette.com.sa
FIFA to review future of hydration breaks after World Cup backlash
FIFA president Gianni Infantino defended the controversial hydration breaks at the 2026 World Cup and said the governing body may keep them for future tournaments.
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nytimes.com
Gianni Infantino defends hydration breaks at World Cup: ‘It is purely a sporting matter’
The breaks, which take place in the 22nd and 67th minutes of every game, are a new addition for the 2026 tournament.
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FIFA boss drops staggering World Cup hydration break update amid England outcry
World Cup hydration breaks have proven controversial and received backlash an FIFA chief Gianni Infantino has spoken out concerning their future in the sport
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FIFA president Infantino insists World Cup hydration breaks carry no extra revenue
FIFA President Infantino says World Cup hydration breaks bring no extra revenue, keeping the policy separate from FIFA's blockchain and digital asset
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channelnewsasia.com
Infantino says World Cup hydration breaks purely sporting, not commercial
June 24 : FIFA president Gianni Infantino has defended the introduction of hydration breaks at the World Cup, insisting that for football's governing body they are driven purely…
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malaymail.com
‘Hydration break™’: Infantino insists World Cup’s despised feature is purely sporting as player and coach backlash grows
LOS ANGELES, June 24 — Fifa president Gianni Infantino has defended the introduction of hydration breaks at the World Cup, insisting that for football’s governing body they...
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
"Purely a sporting matter": FIFA President Infantino defends WC2026 hydration breaks
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has defended the new three-minute hydration breaks at the World Cup 2026, emphasizing their purely sporting purpose to combat extreme heat and…
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FIFA President Attempts to Defend Hydration Breaks From Mounting Criticism
Fans continue to boo the mandatory three-minute breaks in each half of action.