The FIFA World Cup Halftime Show Breaks A Longstanding Tradition

For 96 years, the FIFA World Cup final has observed the same halftime tradition: fifteen minutes of punditry, tactical analysis and players regrouping in the tunnel. On July 19, that changes.

World Cup Final’s first-ever halftime show forcing Spain, Argentina to adapt with longer break

For 96 years, the World Cup has belonged to the players. That’s all about to change. See Also Lionel Messi is a ‘once-in-history’ star soccer will never see again For the first time in World Cup history,

World Cup Halftime Show Is an 'Action-Packed 11 Minutes'

"The expected viewing figures on Sunday are going to be enormous, like probably the most viewed match of all time," Guy Carrington says.