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Spain vs Argentina Tickets – World Cup 2026 Final (Match 104)

Spain vs Argentina tickets for Match 104 – the World Cup 2026 Final – are available now. The reigning European champions go head-to-head with the current world champions as they fight to lift the final trophy on July 19, 2026, at MetLife Stadium, New York/New Jersey. It is a final like no other: Lamine Yamal, up against Lionel Messi, going for the biggest prize there is.

Buy Tickets for the World Cup 2026 Final

The World Cup 2026 Final is the biggest match on the planet, and this one cannot be beat for significance. The European champions, Spain, overcame France and made it to their first final since 2010. The defending world champs, Argentina, just scraped by England in the semi-finals to put themselves in position to repeat as back-to-back world champions.

As they contest the final at MetLife Stadium before a billion-plus viewers worldwide, one of these teams will be crowned as champions of the first-ever 48-team World Cup. As Spain go in search of their second title and Argentina and Messi search for history, Match 104 tickets are the most popular of all the tournament.

Spain's World Cup 2026 Journey to the Final

Spain arrived into this World Cup as European champions and were arguably the best team at the tournament. In Group H, they kept a clean sheet in all three matches, recording a 0-0 draw with Cabo Verde, a 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia where Lamine Yamal marked his first goal in a World Cup tournament and then a narrow 1-0 win against Uruguay.

When the tournament moved into the knockout rounds, Spain faced a few different obstacles and dealt with them all. Austria were 3-0 losers and then Portugal, captained by Cristiano Ronaldo, was eliminated 1-0 by Mikel Merino's stoppage-time strike. In the Quarter-Finals, it took a stoppage-time second goal by Merino – off the bench – to knock out Belgium, who had equalized 1-1 thanks to Charles De Ketelaere following a first-half goal by Fabián Ruiz. That was the only goal Spain conceded throughout the entire tournament.

Spain's most notable game to date came in the semi-finals, where they had to overcome an unstoppable France. France won every one of their matches and scored a ton of goals along the way. This time, they couldn't get any past a solid Spanish defense. Mikel Oyarzabal put Spain ahead in the 22nd minute from the penalty spot – a spot-kick earned by Lamine Yamal. Then another goal in the 58th minute from a one-two between Dani Olmo and Pedro Porro sealed a 2-0 result. It was Spain's first World Cup semi-final since 2010 – the last year the country won its first and only World Cup title – and they did it while letting in just one goal the entire tournament.

Argentina's World Cup 2026 Path to the Final

Argentina entered the tournament as reigning champions and had an easy schedule to get to this point. However, their schedule has only gotten harder from here. All three of its knockout stage victories have come in extra time or beyond. They had maximum points in Group J, beating Algeria 3-0, Austria 2-0 and Jordan 3-1 – and then the chaos ensued. In the Round of 32, Argentina fought out an extra-time win to beat debutant Cape Verde 3-2 before fighting back from 2-0 down against Egypt to reach the Round of 16 in a 3-2 win that included an equalizing three-goal burst in the final 15 minutes of normal time after Lionel Messi had had his spot-kick saved. They again had to wait for extra time to beat Switzerland in the quarters when Julián Álvarez fired in a cracker before Lautaro Martínez finished in the closing stages in a 3-1 success. Against England in the semis, Anthony Gordon had given England the lead but Argentina were levelled by a thunderbolt from Enzo Fernandez before Lautaro headed in a stoppage time winner from a Messi cross and Argentina claimed the spot in the final with a 2-1 success.

World Cup 2026 Final: Match Info & Match Date

Here is all of the information you will need to plan your matchday for the World Cup final.

Match: Spain vs Argentina — World Cup 2026 Final, Match 104
Date: Sunday, July 19, 2026
Time: 3 p.m. ET
Stadium: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New York/New Jersey, USA
What's on the line: The FIFA World Cup trophy and a new world champion.

MetLife Stadium, which has a capacity of over 82,000, will host the finale of the largest World Cup ever. Whatever happens, either Spain or Argentina will be crowned the best in the world on July 19 in a truly memorable occasion.

World Cup 2026 Final: Match Preview

Spain vs Argentina for the World Cup is the final that the tournament deserves. Europe's reigning champions take on the defending world champions, and arguably the two best sides in the last month. Spain enter this final as the team in form, having gone unbeaten and conceded only one goal in six games through dominance from Pedri and the audacious talent of Lamine Yamal, who just turned 19, during a tournament where he has been the breakout star. Against France in the semi-finals, Spain produced what may have been the best performance of the entire World Cup.

Argentina by contrast have only been able to win with grit in recent times, relying on the tenacity and quality that has come to characterize their years with Messi. They've come from behind, survived extra time twice already, found someone to step up to win a match in each round, and have Lionel Messi, a player who is tied for the tournament lead in goals and who might be playing the last World Cup of his career. Messi is aided by Julián Álvarez, Lautaro Martínez and Enzo Fernandez, each of whom have shown up when it has mattered most.

Spain's ability to control a match and play tight football is set against the will-to-win attitude of the defending champions. Lamine Yamal, 19 on the left, faces a Messi, 39, on the other side. In other words, the passing of the torch. The best players from the European and South American confederations are meeting at the end of the most important tournament in football. A win over Argentina would give Spain a second World Cup and make this generation their best ever. A win over Spain would give Argentina back-to-back titles and the perfect end to the career of the greatest footballer of all time. What a way to wrap up an epic tournament.

Recent Form & Key Stats

Spain have gone 35 games without defeat, a competition record for Spain, and have conceded just one goal in six matches. They've won every knockout game, twice with late Merino substitute goals. They are the most potent defensive force in the tournament, while Argentina are the grittiest, most clutch team. Unai Simón and Emiliano Martínez should be relied upon to step up if penalties are needed.

Watch out for:

Lamine Yamal – At 19, he is Spain's star player, the player who won the penalty against France that opened the scoring. His performances have been exciting to watch throughout the tournament.
Pedri – One of the best midfield playmakers in the world, Spain's maestro who controls the tempo of games and makes the rhythm of play move the way they want it to.
Mikel Oyarzabal – A dependable striker who has scored in crucial moments in this competition, including the opener in the semi-final win over France.
Mikel Merino – The super-sub who scored the winner off the bench in both the Round of 16 against Portugal and the quarter-final against Belgium. He will be a threat against any defence.

Keep track of:

Lionel Messi – The captain and star, joint top scorer in the tournament as he looks to close out his legendary career with a World Cup title.
Julián Álvarez – Scorer of the late extra-time winner against Switzerland, Álvarez's pace and movement make him an unpredictable force who can get goals and make defenders uneasy.
Lautaro Martínez – The Inter Milan forward scored the stoppage-time winner against England to send Argentina into the final, and has the potential to score whenever he gets a chance leading the Argentina line.
Emiliano Martínez – The goalkeeper who has made crucial saves and is considered a top penalty specialist, should the game go to a shootout.

World Cup 2026 Final Tickets and Seats

Ticombo has a few ticketing options for the World Cup final at MetLife Stadium so you can select which type of experience is right for you. All tickets are for reserved seats in the stadium, available in a variety of seating categories.

Category 1 – Top seats along the sides of the field, centrally located with great sightlines and great views to all sides of the field. A prime seat for any game, but you should book them now.
Category 2 – Good seats along the sidelines between the field goals. They'll have a decent view without overpaying for the most expensive seat.
Category 3 – Great views for the game, these will be the best value as you can get a seat behind the goals in the higher seating tiers. You'll have a better view of all the action on the field with a smaller price point.
Hospitality and VIP – Get the most expensive experience for an amazing day out. Premium amenities and hospitality included with a World Cup final match experience.

Tickets for this World Cup game are very low in number, so check the listings now for the widest selection of available World Cup tickets on the market.

Ticombo Ticketing for the World Cup 2026 Final

Ticombo has a wide range of tickets, both official and resale, for fans interested in attending this World Cup final. The tickets listed on our website will allow you to attend the World Cup 2026 final with great seating across the stadium. With a range of ticket types and price points, fans have the opportunity to find tickets that will work for their schedules and budgets. Our buyers have trusted us with millions of tickets, our marketplace connects buyers with reliable sellers who can sell tickets at affordable prices. It's safe and straightforward to buy from Ticombo, which ensures that you know for sure that you'll be able to access the event.

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Quick Delivery

You'll receive your 2026 World Cup tickets in digital form and manage them with the official FIFA Ticketing App. If you purchase more than one from one listing, you're going to find the seats alongside each other, making this ideal for families or groups travelling to New York together.

Buying World Cup 2026 Final Tickets

The World Cup final is the most sought-after game in all of sport, and this one is Spain vs. Argentina — the reigning European champions taking on the current world champions — with Leo Messi on one side and Lamine Yamal on the other. It really doesn't get much bigger than this.

There is already huge demand for tickets to this match with availability dropping drastically. With just a few days between the semi-finals and the World Cup final, it is in your best interests to buy tickets from Ticombo early to ensure your access to Match 104.

FAQs

How much are 2026 World Cup Final tickets?

Ticket prices depend on the seat, demand, how close you are to the game itself, with the final seeing the priciest tickets throughout. View all 2026 World Cup Final ticket prices and availability in each seat at MetLife Stadium by visiting the live Ticombo listings for Match 104.

When do I get my 2026 World Cup Final tickets?

Tickets are delivered digitally through the official FIFA Ticketing App. Once your tickets are available for use before the match, you'll be sent a notification to alert you.

Can I sit with my group?

Yes, if you purchase more than one ticket from a single listing, all of your seats will be located next to one another in the same section.

Where is the World Cup 2026 Final?

Match 104 is at MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, New York/New Jersey, USA on Sunday, July 19, 2026.

What happens if the 2026 World Cup Final ends level?

If the score is level after 90 minutes, the final will go into 30 minutes of extra time. If it's still drawn after that, it will be decided by a penalty shootout.

Do I need a visa to watch the World Cup in the USA?

This depends on what country you're travelling from. Please visit the US government's official website for information on visa requirements.

How can I contact Ticombo support?

Support is available 24/7 via the live chat option on the website, or you can call our team using the link on the support page.

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