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Fox drew criticism from U.S. football fans after cutting to full-screen commercials during the 2026 FIFA World Cup\u2019s new hydration breaks and missing several seconds of live play during Mexico\u2019s opening match against South Africa, according to The Athletic.<\/a><\/p>\n

The controversy unfolded in the second half after Raul Jimenez scored for Mexico in the 67th minute, sending Mexico City Stadium into celebration. Fox commentator Ian Darke told viewers the match was heading into a hydration break sponsored by Powerade before the network cut to roughly two minutes of commercials.<\/p>\n

Players returned to the field while Fox remained in an Adidas advertisement. Broadcast footage suggested the restart was delayed for roughly 40 seconds, but play nevertheless resumed before Fox returned to the live feed.<\/p>\n

Telemundo, the Spanish-language rights holder in the United States, did not cut away to full-screen ads. Its broadcast stayed with the players and used an L-shaped ad graphic while commentators analyzed the match.<\/p>\n

FIFA introduced mandatory three-minute hydration breaks midway through each half of every match at the 2026 World Cup, saying the policy was designed to protect player welfare. The breaks apply regardless of weather or temperature.<\/p>\n

FIFA permits broadcasters to air advertisements during hydration breaks, though broadcasters are generally expected to return to live coverage before play resumes. Fox\u2019s missed seconds of action quickly drew complaints from viewers, who accused the network of treating the World Cup like U.S. sports with built-in advertising windows.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\n

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