MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, USA, is ready to host the closing scene of the 2026 World Cup, having been draped in the colors and identity of the final match that brings together the national teams of Spain and Argentina on Sunday evening.

The stadium's surroundings and stands have undergone special preparations for the biggest event of the tournament, with golden banners carrying the phrase "The Final" spread around, in a scene reflecting the final atmosphere hours before the anticipated match kicks off.

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The original World Cup trophy has also appeared on the pitch, awaiting the team that will clinch the title, whether Spain or Argentina, after the final whistle. MetLife hosts the final match of the current World Cup edition, which is the largest in the tournament's history, having been organized with 48 teams for the first time. The stadium is located in East Rutherford, New Jersey, opened in 2010, and can accommodate over 80,000 spectators, making it the stage for one of the most important football events in the world. Football fans' eyes are turning to MetLife, which will host tonight an anticipated clash between Spain and Argentina, in a battle to decide the 2026 World Cup champion.