ITV and BBC to Screen Full World Cup Final Half-Time Show

Broadcasters ITV and BBC are preparing for the highly anticipated FIFA World Cup final between Argentina and France, scheduled to take place at the New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday. While the networks have confirmed plans to screen the full half-time show, curated by Coldplay's Chris Martin, featuring a star-studded lineup including Madonna, Justin Bieber, Shakira, and the K-pop boyband BTS, they remain uncertain about the duration of the performance.

According to sources, the broadcasters are planning for the interval to last anywhere between 25 to 30 minutes, allowing them sufficient time to analyze the game and provide comprehensive coverage. However, they are yet to receive an official confirmation from FIFA regarding the exact timing of the half-time show. The uncertainty surrounding the length of the performance has raised concerns among broadcasters, who are seeking clarity to ensure a seamless broadcast experience for their viewers.

As the world watches the FIFA World Cup final, ITV and BBC will be closely monitoring the situation to ensure that they can provide timely analysis and commentary during the game. With the half-time show featuring a diverse range of international artists, the event is expected to be an electrifying spectacle, and the broadcasters are preparing to bring it to their audiences in its entirety.