The 2026 World Cup Final promises to be a thrilling showdown between Spain and Argentina, two of the world’s top football teams today. Fans everywhere are eager not to miss this epic match, which will take place at the MetLife Stadium in the United States.

As of now, FIFA reports that official tickets for the final are nearly sold out. Here’s a breakdown of the official prices in Mexican pesos:

– Category 4: 37,156 MXN (sold out)
– Category 3: 51,067 MXN (sold out)
– Category 2: 138,005 MXN (available)
– Category 1: 205,510 MXN (available)
– Front Category 1: between 295,400 and 616,530 MXN (available, depending on seat location)

However, many fans are turning to resale platforms, where prices have skyrocketed. Resale tickets range from around 90,000 MXN to over 2 million MXN, reflecting the intense demand for this historic match featuring stars like Lamine Yamal and Lionel Messi.

Some resale prices spotted include:

– 144,115 MXN for a seat in section 320, row 25
– 150,572 MXN for section 322, row 6
– 164,262 MXN for section 327, row 5W
– 912,197 MXN for section 213, row 2
– 1,290,912 MXN for section 140, row 14
– 2,077,550 MXN for a Pitchside Lounge+ ticket
– 2,336,550 MXN for section 137, row 10

For those who can’t make it to the stadium, there are plenty of ways to watch the final live in Mexico. The match is scheduled to kick off at 1:00 PM (CDMX time) and will be broadcast on free-to-air channels like Canal 5 and Azteca 7, as well as pay TV via TUDN. Streaming options include Vix Premium with the World Cup Pass and the Azteca Deportes app.

If you prefer a communal viewing experience, cinemas such as Cinépolis are also screening the final. Tickets for these screenings are already on sale, so it’s worth checking local listings and availability.

While the ticket prices may be daunting, the excitement around this final highlights the global passion for football. For many, the chance to witness Spain and Argentina battle it out on July 17, 2026, is priceless.