FIFA World Cup final: Date, time, halftime show, prediction and Trump

Author: Andrew SemplePublished on: July 16, 2026Country: United States

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FIFA World Cup final: Date, time, halftime show, prediction and Trump

The 2026 World Cup final will feature Spain against Argentina on Sunday, July 19 at MetLife Stadium (renamed New York-New Jersey Stadium) in New Jersey. Kickoff is at 3pm local time (19:00 GMT). US President Donald Trump is confirmed to attend and is expected to present the trophy. For the first time, a halftime show will be held.

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