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Hydration breaks affect game more than I initially thought: England’s Tuchel

Hydration breaks affect game more than I initially thought: England’s Tuchel
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England football manager Thomas Tuchel has criticized the mandatory hydration breaks at the current World Cup. He argues that these breaks disrupt the flow of the game and negatively impact the momentum teams work to build.

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The comments highlight a growing tension between commercial interests, player welfare mandates, and the traditional flow of professional sports.

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England manager Thomas Tuchel said it is more difficult to build momentum with the hydration breaks.

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The article reports on a coach's opinion regarding sports regulations without taking a stance on the validity of the breaks.

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