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Major League Soccer in the US will allow players who fast during Ramadan to break their fast during game stoppage after sunset. The move comes after years of players having to wait until the end of the game after they'd been fasting since sunrise. "The leaguewide ‘Drinks Break’ policy is a shift from years past, when Muslim players were expected to wait until halftime or after the game to break their fasts," according to a report by Religion News Service.  Now, referees can briefly have stoppage during evening games with Muslim players. This occurred earlier this month, when a game between the Columbus Crew and Real Salt Lake had two players that were fasting for the

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