England head coach Thomas Tuchel says he is not a fan of the “hydration breaks” being used at the World Cup. The breaks are a feature of the tournament’s in-match management, intended to allow players to drink and receive water during periods of high temperatures. Tuchel’s comments reflect his personal position on how the breaks affect the flow of play and the match experience. Multiple outlets report that Tuchel made the remark while discussing the World Cup’s approach to managing conditions, particularly the use of scheduled stoppages for hydration. While he does not support the practice, the reports do not attribute specific outcomes or disciplinary consequences to his stance. The coverage focuses on his reaction to the controversy surrounding hydration breaks, rather than providing detailed alternatives or citing official guidance. Overall, the articles present Tuchel’s view as critical of the breaks, while acknowledging that the hydration breaks are already part of the World Cup format.