Argentina vs Spain today at MetLife Stadium for World Cup title

One hundred three games down, one more to go.

The 2026 World Cup is almost over, but not before Spain and Argentina battle for international glory on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.

It’s been two weeks since the last match at MetLife, but it’s nearly time to go out with a bang. Spain handily defeated France on Tuesday to advance to the final, while Argentina pulled ahead of England in stoppage time on Wednesday.

Argentina is looking to go back-to-back, while Spain searches for its first title since 2010.

Here’s everything to know Spain and Argentina’s matchup in the World Cup Final Sunday:

What time is Argentina vs. Spain?

Date: Sunday, July 19

Time: 3 p.m.

Location: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New Jersey

How to watch Argentina vs. Spain

TV channel: FOX

Streaming: Fubo

Watch Argentina vs. Spain live on Fubo

Argentina vs. Spain storylines to watch

• Spain has only won the World Cup title once in 2010, and it’s looking to go 2-for-2 in its only appearances in the World Cup Final.
• Only two teams have won back-to-back titles: Italy (1934, 1938) and Brazil (1958, 1962). Argentina can become the third after beating France in penalties in 2022.
• All of Argentina’s wins in the knockout stage have come via scores after the 75th minute, with two coming in extra time. If Spain grabs an early lead, don’t count Argentina out.
• This is likely Lionel Messi’s final World Cup game. He could go out with two World Cup titles, a Golden Boot title and the World Cup all-time scoring record under his belt with a victory and a goal or two.
• Spain’s defense will be the true X-factor in this one. It’s allowed one goal across the entire tournament against teams like France, Portugal and Belgium, holding stars like Kylian Mbappé and Cristiano Ronaldo scoreless.

Argentina vs. Spain key players to watch

• Lionel Messi, Argentina: Messi has been the catalyst of almost every Argentina opportunity at this World Cup. He has nearly as many goals (eight) as the rest of his teammates combined (10) and also leads the squad with four assists.
• Emiliano Martínez, Argentina: If Argentina wants to win, it needs Martínez to be steady in net. He’s allowed seven goals and made nine saves across seven starts. But with Spain’s lockdown backline, one goal could doom Argentina in this match.
• Lamine Yamal, Spain: Yamal hasn’t wowed in the goal-scoring category across his first World Cup, but he’s still one to watch. The 19-year-old could start off his international career with a World Cup title.
• Mikel Oyarzabal, Spain: You’d expect Yamal to be Spain’s goal leader, but it’s Oyarzabal, who has five thus far. Oyarzabal scored the opening goal against France on Tuesday, the first fallen domino that led to Spain’s win.

2026 World Cup results at MetLife Stadium

June 13 (group stage): Brazil 1, Morocco 1

June 16 (group stage): France 3, Senegal 1

June 22 (group stage): Norway 3, Senegal 2

June 25 (group stage): Ecuador 2, Germany 1

June 27 (group stage): England 2, Panama 0

June 30 (Round of 32): France 3, Sweden 0

July 5 (Round of 16): Norway 2, Brazil 1

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