Sunday’s World Cup final between Spain and Argentina is scheduled to include a star-studded half-time show, according to multiple reports. Both outlets say the match coverage will be interrupted during the break to accommodate the performance. The Manchester Evening News describes the half-time segment as a “star-studded” event for fans, while The Mirror similarly frames the show as a high-profile lineup. Both articles focus on what spectators can expect during the interval, including the timing and duration of the half-time entertainment. While the provided summaries confirm that the half-time show is part of the match programme and that it will take place on Sunday evening, they do not specify the names of the performers or the exact length of the performance in the excerpted text. The key shared point across the sources is that the final is set to feature a curated half-time presentation, with the broadcast planned around the scheduled break between halves.