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Hydration breaks damage World Cup without adding ‘anything,’ Uruguay coach contends
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Hydration breaks damage World Cup without adding ‘anything,’ Uruguay coach contends
ROHITH NAIR
MIAMI
REUTERS
PUBLISHED 53 MINUTES AGO
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Uruguay's Agustin Canobbio cools off during a hydration break in a World Cup match against Saudi Arabia in Miami Gardens, Fla., on June 15.
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Uruguay coach Marcelo Bielsa said the hydration breaks introduced in each half of matches at the World Cup add nothing to …
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