FIFA World Cup 2026 Hospitality
Spain win the FIFA World Cup 2026
Spain are FIFA World Cup champions for the second time - and the first since 2010 - after a 1-0 victory over Argentina in the final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey on 19 July 2026. Ferran Torres settled it in the 106th minute, Spain finally breaking through in extra time against ten-man Argentina after Enzo Fernández was sent off late in normal time.
It was one of the most anticipated finals in recent memory, with Messi's Argentina falling short in what may have been the great man's final World Cup. Spain's triumph returns the trophy to Europe - and makes them the first nation to hold the men's and women's World Cups at the same time - setting the stage for an extraordinary decade of football, with Spain also co-hosting the FIFA World Cup 2030 alongside Portugal and Morocco.
What comes next
The 2026 World Cup is over. The next chapter begins immediately.
England Internationals
Official England hospitality at Wembley, across qualifiers and friendlies - the nearest thing to a tournament matchday between now and 2030.
England hospitality →FIFA World Cup 2030
Hosted by Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with three centenary matches in South America marking 100 years since the first World Cup.
World Cup 2030 interest list →FIFA World Cup 2034
FIFA has confirmed Saudi Arabia as host of the 2034 World Cup. Dates, venues and hospitality programmes are still to be published.
World Cup 2026 - at a glance
Tournament progress
- Group stageUpcoming
- Round of 32Upcoming
- Round of 16Upcoming
- Quarter-finalsUpcoming
- Semi-finalsUpcoming
- FinalUpcoming
Knockout rounds through to the Final - 19 July 2026, MetLife Stadium, New Jersey.
Recent results
Completed World Cup 2026 matches as the knockouts unfold - final scores only, most recent first. We never show live or in-play data.
Final scores only - no live or in-play data. 104 matches played so far. Results via football-data.org.
World Cup 2030 - Spain, Portugal & Morocco
The 2030 World Cup is centred on Spain, Portugal and Morocco - a natural fit for us given our existing La Liga and Spanish football relationships. It's a long way out and nothing is on sale yet, but if a World Cup on home-ish soil for our Spanish network is on your radar, register early interest and we'll keep you posted as it takes shape.
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We'll be in touch as 2030 hospitality takes shape across Spain, Portugal and Morocco.
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