Entertainment overhaul: Sunday's FIFA World Cup final will feature a major half-time concert for the first time in the competition's history.
The controversial addition has been compared to the Super Bowl, with many fans questioning whether football needs such a spectacle.
Longer interval: Players will spend around 30 minutes off the pitch instead of the traditional 15.
That extended break goes against football's standard regulations, which limit half-time to a quarter of an hour.
Complex operation: Tournament organisers require the additional time to transform the pitch into a concert venue before restoring it for the second half.
