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The road ends here. After 103 matches featuring 48 countries across three nations, only Spain and Argentina remain. One more match. One more afternoon. One more place in soccer history.
Sunday's World Cup final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey brings together two champions who reached the same destination by very different paths. Spain has squeezed the life out of opponents with relentless pressure, collective brilliance and a defense that has allowed just one goal. Argentina has survived one knockout drama after another, leaning on Lionel Messi, late heroics and an unshakeable belief that the final whistle belongs to them.
There is Messi, seeking to cap the greatest career the sport has ever seen with a second straight World Cup. There is 19-year old Lamine Yamal, the heir apparent chasing his first. There are two coaches leading teams built on collective strength rather than individual fame. And there are billions who will spend Sunday enjoying the beautiful game on its biggest stage.
Kickoff time: 3 p.m. ET
Date: Sunday, July 19
Venue: MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey
TV: Fox, Telemundo (Spanish)
Streaming: Fox One, Peacock (Spanish)
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Sunday's World Cup final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey brings together two champions who reached the same destination by very different paths. Spain has squeezed the life out of opponents with relentless pressure, collective brilliance and a defense that has allowed just one goal. Argentina has survived one knockout drama after another, leaning on Lionel Messi, late heroics and an unshakeable belief that the final whistle belongs to them.
There is Messi, seeking to cap the greatest career the sport has ever seen with a second straight World Cup. There is 19-year old Lamine Yamal, the heir apparent chasing his first. There are two coaches leading teams built on collective strength rather than individual fame. And there are billions who will spend Sunday enjoying the beautiful game on its biggest stage.
How to watch Spain vs. Argentina
Kickoff time: 3 p.m. ET
Date: Sunday, July 19
Venue: MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey
TV: Fox, Telemundo (Spanish)
Streaming: Fox One, Peacock (Spanish)
Follow along below for all the latest news, lineups, highlights, analysis and live updates from Spain vs. Argentina:
Continue reading...
