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FIFA hydration breaks spark backlash and blamed for killing momentum at World Cup

FIFA hydration breaks spark backlash and blamed for killing momentum at World Cup
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A World Cup match between Curacao and Germany was interrupted by hydration breaks, sparking criticism from fans and commentators. The match, which saw a surprise goal from Curacao, was disrupted by the officiating decision.

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It highlights the ongoing debate regarding player welfare versus the flow and entertainment value of professional sports.

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Curacao fans went wild. The Germans were in shock. Livano Comenencia had scored a goal for the smallest nation by population to ever qualify for the World Cup against four-time champion Germany. At 1-1 in Houston a famous upset looked possible. Then ... [4949 chars]

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