FIFA to Review Unpopular Hydration Breaks After 2026 World Cup

Arsene Wenger, FIFA’s head of global football development, said the three‑minute hydration breaks introduced at the 2026 World Cup have not been popular and will be reviewed after the tournament. He noted that while the breaks did not appear to affect match results, they have drawn criticism from fans and some coaches, and FIFA will analyse their impact.

Townsend Demands Balance as Scotland Prepare for Try-Fest Against Fiji

Scotland have been involved in several try‑laden games this season, scoring 21 tries in four matches but also conceding heavily. Coach Gregor Townsend says the upcoming clash with Fiji will be another “try‑fest” and stresses the importance of improving both attack and defence. He highlighted the need for resilience after a recent loss in South Africa and warned that Fiji can be dangerous if Scotland switch off.