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FIFA Makes U-Turn, Changes Length Of World Cup 2026 Final Half-Time Show

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FIFA has limited the World Cup 2026 final halftime break to 17 minutes, including an 11-minute musical performance. This decision serves as a major relief for Spain and Argentina, as initial projections feared the Super Bowl-style stage setup could stretch the intermission to as long as 30 minutes. Read Also:World Cup 2026: He Did Everything [...]

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