Soccer: Fifa deny World Cup drink breaks

Football bosses have denied they will turn World Cup matches into a game of four quarters.

Soccer: Fifa deny World Cup drink breaks
Wed, 06 Mar, 2002 - 11:16

Football bosses have denied they will turn World Cup matches into a game of four quarters.

Two 90-second water breaks midway through each half had been proposed at Fifa meetings for World Cup games.

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