Where and how to watch FIFA World Cup 2022 Closing Ceremony?

The Qatar tournament is sadly coming to an end
We are down to the end game now. Out of 32 teams, Argentina and France have made it to the finals of the prestigious quadrennial mega event. The tournament started off on 20th November 2022 and has provided us a month full of footballing action with some boisterous performances and memorable moments. Apart from the mouth-watering clash that fans worldwide will witness, massive interest in the closing ceremony of the showpiece event is brewing quickly.
Here is every detail you need to know about the closing ceremony as FIFA World Cup 2022 is about to bring it’s curtains down.
When, what time, and where will the Qatar World Cup 2022 closing ceremony take place?
Date: December 18, 2022 – before the final clash between Argentina against France.
Time: 16:30 local / 08:30 ET / 13:30 GMT / 12:30 AM (December 19) AEDT / 7:00 PM IST
Location: Lusail Stadium.
Which artists will perform at the Qatar World Cup 2022 closing ceremony?
FIFA has promised a “mashup of songs” from the World Cup Qatar 2022 Official Soundtrack.
Qatari songwriter Aisha will kick things off by performing the tournament’s theme song “Hayya Hayya (Better Together)” with American-Nigerian singer Davido.
The duo’s performance will then be replicated by Puerto Rican reggaeton singer Ozuna and French rapper Gims’s collaboration ”Ärhbo.”
Moroccan-Canadian singer Nora Fatehi, Emirati pop star Balqees, Iraqi musician Rahma Riad and Moroccan vocalist Manal will conclude performances with “Light in the Sky”.
Where and how to watch the Qatar World Cup 2022 closing ceremony?
The closing ceremony of the 2022 World Cup will be broadcast on television and online in various locations throughout the world, drawing a sizable worldwide audience.
In India, football enthusiasts can enjoy the closing ceremony of the Qatar World Cup 2022 on Sports18 and Sports18 HD for those watching on TV and on Voot for those watching it online.
The match would be broadcasted on the same Sports 18 network.
The FIFA World Cup 2022 Final in Qatar will also be streamed on the JioCinema app in India. The Final can be watched on the JioCinema app for free without a subscription. You can also watch it on laptops and desktops on the JioCinema website for free.
India – TV: Sports 18; Live Stream: Voot, JioCinema app
United States – TV: FOX, Telemundo; Live Stream: fuboTV, Fox Sports app, Telemundo Deportes En Vivo
Canada – TV: CTV, TSN; Live Stream: fuboTV, TSN app
United Kingdom – TV: BBC One; Live Stream: BBC iPlayer, BBC Sport Website
Australia – TV: SBS; Live Stream: SBS On Demand
New Zealand – TV: Sky Sports; Live Stream: Sky Sport
Malaysia – TV: RTM, Astro; Live Stream: Astro Go
Singapore – TV: Mediacorp Channel 5; Live Stream: StarHub TV+, IPTV, Singtel TV
Hong Kong – TV: BeIN Sports, ITV; Live Stream: Now TV, ViuTV
Nigeria – SuperSport and Showmax Pro.
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