‘Worst closing ceremony ever’ – Disbelief at World Cup final spectacle with viewers fuming ‘even the fans look bored’

WORLD CUP fans have flooded onto social media to brutally hit out at the tournament’s closing ceremony. Argentina, who ended England’s hopes of glory with a stunning late comeback on Wednesday, and Spain are preparing to lock horns in the final. Post Malone was among the headline acts for the closing ceremony Credit: Getty Social media sensation iShowSpeed also took to the stage Credit: Getty And, as kick-off edged closer, the likes of Robbie Williams and Post Malone headlined a star-studded show. Nicole Scherzinger, iShowSpeed and iconic actor Tom Cruise were also involved as the curtain was brought down on the tournament. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! But the performances did not go down well in the stadium or at home – leading to fans heading onto social media to slam Fifa. One said: “The worst closing ceremony ever. Even the fans look bored.” Another added: “I’m crying what a terrible ugly closing ceremony.” A third chimed in: “That closing ceremony was so underwhelming.” A fourth noted: “A completely forgettable closing ceremony is finally and thankfully over.” And a fifth comically claimed: “The crowd has gone absolutely mild at this closing ceremony.” Most read in Sport WORLD CUP 2026 FREE BETS AND SIGN UP OFFERS The performances did not go down well among fans Credit: Reuters A huge number of fans missed the closing ceremony due to massive queues outside the stadium. There has been an increased security presence due to President Donald Trump being in attendance. And that led to those who snapped up tickets having to wait more than TWO HOURS to reach their seats. Fans will also be treated to a half-time show during Argentina’s showdown with Spain. WORLD CUP FINAL LIVE: ALL THE LATEST FROM SPAIN VS ARGENTINA Shakira, Madonna, Justin Bieber and South Korean band BTS will be showcasing their vocals while the likes of Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal are in the dressing room. The usual 15-minute half-time interval will be stretched to accommodate the stage being built and cleared from the pitch. Comment now