EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY — After more than a month of unforgettable action featuring 48 teams across 16 Host Cities in three host countries, Spain and Argentina will meet in the FIFA World Cup 2026 final at New York New Jersey Stadium on Sunday, July 19th. For all the marbles.
FIFA has the lowdown on the historic tournament’s 104th and final fixture which will crown the world champions.
Spain vs. Argentina – 2026 FIFA World Cup Final
Sunday, July 19th
Kick off-time: 15:00 (New York) | 21:00 (Madrid) | 16:00 (Buenos Aires)
The reigning world and South American champions—Argentina—take on the kings of Europe—Spain—in this blockbuster showdown at New York New Jersey Stadium.

La Roja have progressed to the decider on a platform of midfield control and defensive stability, while La Albiceleste—led by the evergreen Lionel Messi—are riding a wave of emotion after dramatic knockout successes against Egypt, Switzerland and England.
Spain’s road to the World Cup final
Argentina’s road to the World Cup final
How to watch the World Cup Final live
For where to watch information on Spain vs. Argentina dedicated to your location, visit our World Cup scores and fixtures page.
Fans can also follow all the action via the FIFA Match Centre with team news, a live match blog and in-depth statistics on the final.
New York New Jersey Stadium
After staging five group-stage matches and two knockout-round ties, the 80,663-capacity New York New Jersey Stadium opens its gates for one last time.
Home to the NFL’s New York Giants and New York Jets, and with a proven record of hosting major events, it provides a fitting stage for the conclusion of the biggest and most inclusive World Cup in history.
Official Match Ball
TRIONDA FINAL is the Official Match Ball for the showpiece match-up. Created exclusively for the tournament’s semi-finals, bronze final and final, its striking gold, black and white design celebrates the journey to football’s greatest prize and all 16 host cities.
World Cup Closing Ceremony
The star-studded closing ceremony will showcase the passion, emotion and global spirit that have defined the 23rd World Cup. Performers include Post Malone, Robbie Williams and IShowSpeed, while award-winning artist Jennifer Hudson will deliver a special pre-final rendition of the USA national anthem.
Tap to learn more on the World Cup closing ceremony
World Cup Final half-time show
The inaugural World Cup final half-time show will unite football, music and social impact in a historic celebration featuring performances by Justin Bieber, Madonna, Shakira and BTS.
With artistic direction from Coldplay’s Chris Martin and production by Global Citizen, the event will also support the FIFA Global Citizen Education Fund.
Tap to learn more on the World Cup final half-time show
World Cup Trophy presentation
Following the final, the World Cup Trophy will be jointly presented to the winning team’s captain by U.S. President Donald J. Trump and FIFA President Gianni Infantino.
Information and Photos Courtesy of FIFA
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