'Why not take advantage?' - did hydration breaks spark England comeback?

England's comeback victory over DR Congo to secure a spot in the World Cup's last 16 has sparked debate about the role of hydration breaks in shifting the game's momentum. Observers noted that the team's performance noticeably improved after these scheduled pauses, leading to questions about whether the breaks allowed England to regroup and adjust their tactics. The article explores the possibility that the hydration breaks, typically intended for player safety in hot conditions, may have inadvertently provided England with a strategic advantage that helped spark their second-half resurgence.