The highly anticipated World Cup final is set between Argentina and Spain. The match kicks off at 3 p.m. EDT at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, N.J. Argentina aims for its fourth title, while Spain seeks its second, potentially becoming the first nation to hold World Cup titles in both men’s and women’s soccer simultaneously.
This final marks the 104th match of the largest World Cup ever, featuring 48 teams across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. The increase in matches has led to a record number of goals, with 307 goals scored before the final match. If the teams score at least two goals, this tournament will achieve the highest average goals per game since the 1956 event.
Beyond the game, the closing ceremony promises entertainment with Post Malone headlining. The halftime show, the first for FIFA, includes top performers like Justin Bieber, Madonna, Shakira, and BTS, along with others, enhancing the spectacle.
President Donald Trump plans to attend, participating in the trophy presentation ceremony. Argentina will don its light blue and white vertically striped jerseys, while Spain will wear predominantly red with navy sleeves. The match’s officiating crew hails from Slovenia, with Slavko Vinčić as the referee.
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