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World Cup ball's new design may reduce long-distance kick power

Researchers studying the physics of soccer balls have analyzed Adidas's new Trionda ball for the upcoming World Cup. Through wind-tunnel experiments, they found that while the ball has improved in some aspects, long-distance kicks may not travel as far as with previous designs. This could impact goalkeepers, long passes, and long-range shots, rewarding cleaner technique over sheer power. AI

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