2026 World Cup, Spain vs. Argentina: Donald Trump with his “enemy” Pedro Sánchez—a notable absence
At MetLife Stadium in New York, Donald Trump is hosting the Spain-Argentina match—but not everyone is there, unlike Pedro Sánchez.
At MetLife Stadium in New York, Donald Trump is hosting the Spain-Argentina match—but not everyone is there, unlike Pedro Sánchez.
Lamine Yamal vs. Lionel Messi—but that’s not all: a final that promises to be explosive is set to take place in East Rutherford.
Many people perceive this new element as a foreign body, an addition that risks disrupting the rhythm and solemnity of the final.
Since 1930, the final match of the World Cup has provided countless thrilling moments.
“The Phenom” has no doubt about who will win the World Cup on Sunday night at MetLife Stadium
From Johannesburg to New York. De La Fuente’s La Roja is dreaming of a historic repeat. Just one more step stands between them and reliving the magic of 2010.
Thanks to his two goals in the third-place match, the French forward is currently the tournament’s leading scorer and the all-time leading scorer.
The English dominated the first half, then in the second half they quashed the Bleus’ comeback with Saka’s decisive penalty and Bellingham’s goal.
The former soccer player’s passionate pro-Argentina commentary continues to spark debate
No luck for the former “Red Fury”: he won’t be in the stands to watch Spain vs. Argentina
Over the course of nearly a century of history, there have been quite a few interesting results even in the “minor finals.”
The Spanish star is aiming for a definitive handover, taking inspiration from the achievements of Italy’s tennis phenomenon.
The U.S. president ventured into an analysis of England’s loss to Argentina in the semifinals, irritating the German coach.
The 23rd edition of the World Cup will go down in history as one of the most talked-about tournaments for reasons unrelated to the game itself.
The decision to have artists perform during the halftime show of the final continues to spark debate, but FIFA rules out excessively long breaks.
The latest initiative launched by the International Federation has angered fans, who are venting their frustration on social media.
Slavko Vincic, a 46-year-old Slovenian, has been selected to referee the 2026 World Cup final.
The former defender clarified a point following the controversy surrounding his comments during the broadcast of the England-Argentina match.
The comeback they suffered in the final minutes of the semifinal against Argentina was the classic straw that broke the camel’s back.
Complaints about the RAI commentator aren’t coming just from fans; the media aren’t holding back on their criticism either.
The German head coach of the Three Lions national team used a controversial term to describe the Albiceleste phenomenon.
With just a few days to go before the final, the controversy surrounding the halftime show—which will take place between the first and second halves—continues.
The people in Paris haven’t changed their minds, and failing to reach the World Cup goal has accelerated the transition.
There were many comments—and a few, though not many, to be honest, that were critical—following Alessandro Melli’s departure.
The controversy comes at an already difficult time for Senegalese soccer, which is still reeling from a 2026 World Cup that was anything but exciting.
The first finalist in the 2026 World Cup represents a country—Spain—that Donald Trump doesn’t look favorably upon: this could lead to some awkward moments in New York.
The event in New York on Sunday, July 19, will also feature Laura Pausini as the opening act, selected alongside Robbie Williams and Nicole Scherzinger.
Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro shut down a French team that never really got into the game, preventing it from reaching its third consecutive World Cup final—a spot that Spain will now claim.
In Dallas, the long shadow cast by Balogun’s rescinded suspension seems far from over: Infantino, who was highly controversial, was spotted during the France-Spain match.
Although he’s on the sidelines at his club, he’s the undisputed star for Argentina at the 2026 World Cup, and Inter is considering him—but there are plenty of obstacles.