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TV rights holders frustrated over World Cup final half-time show delay

The Guardian Football about 2 hours 1 mins read

Fifa still to confirm length of show despite requests
Delay is causing issues for advertising teams

World Cup TV rights holders are growing increasingly frustrated at Fifa’s failure to confirm the length of the half-time show at next month’s final.

Madonna, Shakira and the K-pop boyband BTS have been booked to perform at the MetLife Stadium in the first half-time spectacle at a World Cup final, curated by Coldplay’s Chris Martin, who put in a surprise performance at last year’s Club World Cup final at the same venue when the break in play lasted 24 minutes.

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