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Some big names will be in New Jersey for the World Cup championship on July 19 when Spain plays Argentina at MetLife.

Believe it or not, the 2026 FIFA World Cup is already approaching its conclusion. Saturday will bring the third-place match between France and England as a prelude to Sunday's final between Spain and Argentina.

With a wartime host nation, a referee deported and a ban overturned after a call from the White House, the 2026 tournament tested FIFA like no other.

The U.S. Travel Association credited Trump for policies enacted, but also that he avoided, which helped the 2026 World Cup become a tourism and diplomacy win.

The impact of the World Cup in a country with two thriving pro leagues and robust youth leagues coast to coast won't be as obvious this time around.

Earlier this month, FIFA president Gianni Infantino confirmed talks would take place over the proposed increased format.

Following the World Cup, there's still plenty of incredible sporting events to attend in 2026. Here's our top five:

President Donald Trump has prioritized attending huge sporting events during his second term. On Sunday, Trump will become the first U.S. president to attend a men’s World Cup final when Argentina and Spain face off in one of the year’s most anticipated sporting events.

Charles Sennott is off this week. He asked our colleague Alana Campbell to share her experience of the World Cup, the biggest sporting event in the world, hosted this summer in the U.S. […]

The president was loudly booed as he entered the field after Spain's win, waving to people as he made his way to the stage.