Spain secured their place in the FIFA World Cup 2026 final with a commanding 2-0 victory over France in the second semifinal played on Tuesday, July 14, at AT&T Stadium, Arlington.

Mikel Oyarzabal gave Spain the lead from the penalty spot in the 22nd minute, while Pedro Porro added the second goal in the 58th minute, sealing a confident win for La Roja.

With the victory, Spain also created FIFA World Cup history by becoming the first team to keep six clean sheets in a single edition of the tournament. The result sends Spain into the final, where they will face the winner of the semifinal between England and Argentina on July 19.

While the action on the pitch has captured global attention, discussions around the FIFA World Cup final have also centred on ticket pricing, particularly the premium hospitality packages.

For fans looking for the most exclusive experience at MetLife Stadium, FIFA is offering a pitch-side lounge hospitality package priced at USD 57,500 per person. The package has become one of the most talked-about hospitality offerings of the tournament.

FIFA has also released an additional batch of World Cup final tickets priced at USD 32,970 each, adding to the ongoing debate over affordability. Many supporters have expressed concerns that the pricing places the final beyond the reach of regular football fans.

Although premium hospitality experiences have long been a part of major sporting events, the pricing for the FIFA World Cup 2026 final has sparked widespread discussion, with many questioning whether such packages are accessible even for dedicated supporters.