The 2026 FIFA World Cup Final is set, and we finally know the matchup: defending champions Argentina will lean on Messi for one last ride against the tactically sound Spain on July 19th to close out a downright magical tournament in the US, Mexico, and Canada.

The final takes place at New York/New Jersey Stadium (A.K.A. Metlife Stadium) in East Rutherford, New Jersey, a site that has already hosted some incredible games like France vs. Senegal, Ecuador vs. Germany, and Brazil vs. Norway. The match will kick off Sunday at 3:00 p.m. ET, and even includes FIFA’s first-ever World Cup Final Halftime Show; Justin Bieber, Madonna, BTS, Shakira, Coldplay, and several more will take the stage for a massive performance celebrating the tournament.

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If you’re in the tri-state area, or are at least willing to travel there in the next few days, witnessing the World Cup Final in person probably sounds pretty enticing — luckily, tickets are still available. The first place to look is Vivid Seats, where first-time Vivid Seats customers can take $20 off an order of $200 or more with code CONSEQUENCE20 or VIVID20 at checkout.

The World Cup Final is a significant event, on par with the Super Bowl and other high-profile sports events, so expect to pay a premium for tickets. As of this writing, the cheapest get-in price on the secondary market — platforms like Vivid Seats — is $7,706. Depending on how badly you want to witness the showdown between Messi and Spanish superstar Lamine Yamal, these sites, along with Ticketmaster’s Verified Resale platform, are your best shot at finding a deal for last-minute tickets to the Final.

Meanwhile, if you’re near Miami, there’s quite the matchup happening on Saturday, July 18th for the World Cup’s Third Place game: Kylian Mbappé’s France will take on Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane’s England at 5:00 p.m. ET. While the teams are playing for merely pride, it’s still an exciting chance to see two of the best teams in the world squaring up. Plus, the drop-off in ticket prices has been huge: The lowest-costing ticket for the Third Place match has dropped by 53%, with the cheapest get-in ticket coming in at $728 as of this writing. Get tickets to see France vs. England in Miami here.

If you, like many, have fallen in love with the sport and are feeling the looming sadness of the great North American World Cup coming to an end, fret not: Major League Soccer, the US’ top soccer league and the current home for legends of the game like Messi, Robert Lewandowski, Son Heung-min, and more, resumes its 2026 season this weekend. Even better, tickets for these games are much more affordable and take place across the US, Canada, and Mexico. Shop MLS tickets here.

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