Spain and Argentina will meet on Sunday evening in the 2026 World Cup final, with the tournament ending at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford. Football’s biggest prize is on the line as two major international powers prepare for a decisive showdown on the sport’s biggest stage.

The build-up is centered on expected starting line-ups, late team news and how each side may approach the final. Spain and Argentina have both navigated the competition to reach the last match, and the focus now shifts to selection calls, tactical balance and which players are trusted to deliver in the highest-pressure moment of the tournament.

Broadcast details are also a major talking point ahead of kick-off, with fans looking for where to watch the final live. Interest around the game is especially high because it appears to be the first men’s World Cup final between Spain and Argentina, adding another layer of significance to an already landmark occasion.

As the 2026 World Cup reaches its conclusion, the final is set up as a meeting between two elite football nations with history, quality and global attention behind them. Whether it is decided by control, moments of inspiration or fine margins, Sunday’s match will crown the next world champion.