Who are the World Cup final teams? Last squads standing revealed

The last two teams in the World Cup will soon take the pitch.

From Mexico to Canada to the United States, this year’s tournament has more than delivered some of the best football that fans could want. The action has been riveting, emotional and historic. When the whistle blows to begin action on Sunday, July 19, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, the record book will have more pages added to it.

After 39 days of action and 104 games, it all comes down to the two teams remaining from the tournament’s initial field of 48 squads. Who will become the next World Cup champion? Which team will walk away with the trophy, a championship ring and international bragging rights for the next four years?

Here are the two teams in the World Cup final:

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The final two teams in the World Cup are Spain and Argentina.

La Roja and La Albiceleste will play each other on Sunday, July 19, at 3 p.m. ET at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. Spain seeks to win its second World Cup title after winning its first in 2010. Argentina won the World Cup in 2022 and hopes to win its second consecutive title and fourth overall championship.

June 15: Spain draws Cape Verde (0-0)

June 21: Spain def Saudi Arabia (4-0)

July 2, round of 32: Spain def Austria (3-0)

July 6, round of 16: Spain def Portugal (1-0)

July 10, quarterfinal: Spain def Belgium (2-1)

July 14, semifinal: Spain def France (2-0)

June 16: Argentina def Algeria (3-0)

June 22: Argentina def Austria (2-0)

June 27: Argentina def Jordan (3-1)

July 3, round of 32: Argentina def Cape Verde (3-2)

July 7, round of 16: Argentina def Egypt (3-2)

July 11, quarterfinal: Argentina def Switzerland

July 15, semifinal: Argentina def England (2-1)