How will the World Cup Effect Domestic Competitions During The Break? 

The World Cup is an international football tournament that takes place every four years. It is the most prestigious event in the sport and attracts the best teams and players from all over the globe. This year’s tournament will be held in Qatar which has been Opposed by so many due to human rights violations in the run up to the event.  

However, the sporting evet is highly anticipated for both players and fans alike. For the players, it is an opportunity to showcase their skills on the biggest stage and compete for the most coveted prize in football. For the fans, it is a chance to support their team and country in a truly global event. 

Hopefully, despite the hosts and all the goings on off the field, this year’s World Cup will bring us amazing moments and an opportunity for players and fans to show solidarity against the crimes that have gone on.  

For the first time ever, the tournament will put a mid-season end to domestic football and it’s safe to say nobody can truly gage the impact it will have on club teams. However, we do know depending on World Cup performance, this could completely altar the confidence of the players and change the way they play in the second half of the season.  

For certain clubs such as Arsenal the break will come at just the wrong time with them flying at the top of the Premier League. With players like Saka in brilliant form, confidence in the camp must be at an all-time high (well, since the Invincibles at least). However, who is to say that with the unpredictability of England that Saka has his confidence shot by the time the tournament in Qatar is over? 

Injuries also play a major factor in a team’s performance with players expecting to perform in the most intense competition in the world without a break. There will be players who won’t return fit from the World Cup and those who are trying to avoid injury in the final round of fixtures this weekend.  

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