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World Cup final: Trump, half-time show and everything but the football – live

The Guardian Culture Sunday 19 July 2026, 21:23 UTC By Tom Lutz 1 min read
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White House confirms Trump will attend World Cup finalShakira, Madonna and BTS headline first half-time showWorld Cup final liveblog: all the football | Mail TomStreamer IShowSpeed, probably more famous than 98% of the players at this World Cup, is performing too. It’s probably not even watching the match now that he’s been on. Post Malone has rocked up to perform at the closing ceremony, which is now taking place.

Streamer IShowSpeed, probably more famous than 98% of the players at this World Cup, is performing too. It’s probably not even watching the match now that he’s been on.

Post Malone has rocked up to perform at the closing ceremony, which is now taking place. Swae Lee joins him for toe tapper Sunflower.

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