Clarifying World Cup hydration breaks

The next World Cup is the 2026 FIFA World Cup in June-July across the USA, Canada, and Mexico, which I think translates to "明夏" as Summer 2026 in Chinese. There's a rumor about mandatory hydration breaks, which seem plausible given current practices, but I haven't seen an official announcement from FIFA as of my last knowledge update in October 2024. We should clarify this and caution about accuracy. Asking for more context or a link could be useful!Responding about FIFA cooling breaks

It seems like the user is asking about "cooling breaks" in soccer, but this isn't a strict requirement for every match. As of my last update in October 2024, FIFA protocols allow for cooling breaks of 90 seconds to 3 minutes during certain conditions, typically around 30' and 75' of each half. If there's been a new official announcement for 2026 making them mandatory, I'd appreciate a link for verification. Otherwise, the correct statement would be that they "may be implemented," not that they "will be."Clarifying break regulations

Coaches often use breaks to give instructions, while players step off the field for water and medical checks. These aren't considered time-outs, and teams shouldn't delay the restart. I should keep things concise and provide the main points. Offering to verify any details could be helpful. I think a header like 核实与说明 would work well, and I can present key information in a bullet list for clarity!