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FIFA defended after breaking rules with 30-minute World Cup final half-time show
FIFA's decision to extend the World Cup final half-time to 30 minutes has divided opinion as fresh concerns emerge over player welfare
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cryptobriefing.com
FIFA extends World Cup final half-time to 30 minutes, opening door for crypto's biggest sports moment
FIFA extends the 2026 World Cup final half-time to 30 minutes, with Kraken and FIFA Collect on Avalanche positioned to capitalize on 5B+ viewers.
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theage.com.au
Madonna will light up the World Cup final. But FIFA is breaking rules for the show
Half-time at the World Cup final will boast a host of stars and could last up to half an hour thanks to FIFA’s controversial Super Bowl-style interval.
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FIFA extends World Cup final halftime to 25 minutes, and crypto sponsors are watching closely
FIFA extends the 2026 World Cup final halftime to 25 minutes for its first-ever show. Here's why crypto sponsors and investors should be paying attention.
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nzherald.co.nz
Fifa to break its own rules with 30-minute halftime show at World Cup final
Broadcasters expect a 30-minute interval, double the official maximum.
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independent.co.uk
ITV reveals broadcast plan for World Cup final and half-time show
It was suggested the half-time line-up might break Fifa’s rules by extending the interval from a typical 15 minutes to up to 25 minutes
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11-minute World Cup final half-time show defended by events boss
Wednesday 15 July 2026 14:40 BSTFIFA has confirmed an 11-minute half-time show for the World Cup final at MetLife Stadium. The performance is set to feature global artists…
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FIFA's proposed 30-minute World Cup final break could reshape crypto fan token dynamics
FIFA's proposed 30-minute World Cup final break could boost crypto fan token trading, prediction markets, and Kraken's official tournament partnership.
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mirror.co.uk
FIFA defended after breaking rules with 30-minute World Cup final half-time show
FIFA's decision to extend the World Cup final half-time to 30 minutes has divided opinion as fresh concerns emerge over player welfare