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A Guardian analysis revealed that nine World Cup group stage matches were conducted in severe heat and humidity. The players' union, Fifpro, emphasized the need for heat to be a more critical factor in future scheduling as extreme weather conditions are expected to affect upcoming games.
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A Guardian analysis revealed that nine World Cup group stage matches were conducted in severe heat and humidity. The players' union, Fifpro, emphasized the need for heat to be a more critical factor in future scheduling as extreme weather conditions are expected to affect upcoming games.
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