
Tuchel Slams Mandatory Hydration Breaks at World Cup
England manager Thomas Tuchel criticizes FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks, saying they disrupt the game's flow, even as the rule will apply to the England‑Ghana match in Boston.
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England manager Thomas Tuchel criticizes FIFA's mandatory hydration breaks, saying they disrupt the game's flow, even as the rule will apply to the England‑Ghana match in Boston.

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Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney signed a decade‑long, $115 million agreement that keeps him at the helm through 2031, guaranteeing a $57 million buyout and a $11.5 million salary in 2025 despite a 7‑6 season.
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