What did you think of the World Cup half-time show?

Not everyone was too keen.

LAST NIGHT SAW Spain crowned World Cup champions for the first time since 2010.

It also marked the debut of the World Cup half-time show, which featured performances from Madonna, Shakira, Burna Boy, Justin Bieber… and The Muppets.

If you missed it (and have 11 minutes to spare) you can watch the full performance here.

Not everyone was impressed with it, though. Wayne Rooney described the show as “crap”, while Liam Gallagher also appeared to be underwhelmed. The Oasis frontman did say that “Justin rules”, for what it’s worth.

Meanwhile, fans of BTS were delighted by the K-pop group’s brief appearance. The same was true for fans of The Muppets, and can you blame them?

So, we want to know your thoughts.

Tell us: What did you think of the World Cup half-time show?

Poll Results:

Like Wayne Rooney, my favourite part was when it ended (4797)

They should've just let The Muppets do the whole thing (2068)

I didn't watch it (1880)

I'm indifferent about it (527)

I enjoyed it, but it could have been better (499)

I thought it was great (402)

I thought it was great
I enjoyed it, but it could have been better
I'm indifferent about it
Like Wayne Rooney, my favourite part was when it ended
I didn't watch it
They should've just let The Muppets do the whole thing

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The performance meant that the half-time break, which usually lasts 15 minutes, was extended to nearly a half hour Alamy Stock Photo

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