FIFA Confirms Argentina and Spain Uniforms for 2026 Final

The 2026 World Cup final between Argentina and Spain has its uniforms confirmed by FIFA, with both teams wearing their traditional kits. Source: excelsiormx

• Argentina will wear the classic albiceleste (white and sky-blue stripes) with white shorts and socks. This kit has historically brought success, as it was worn in all three of their World Cup wins (1978, 1986, 2022); conversely, they have lost finals when wearing blue (1930, 1990, 2014). Source: clarin
• Spain will wear their iconic red jersey with navy blue shorts and socks. This contrasts with their only final win in 2010, when they wore black. Source: clarin
• Goalkeeper Emiliano "Dibu" Martínez will wear all green, the same color as in the 2022 final, while Unai Simón will wear light blue. Source: excelsiormx Source: clarin

The match is scheduled for Sunday at 4 PM local time. Reports differ on the exact venue: one outlet lists New York, while another specifies New Jersey. Source: excelsiormx Source: clarin The uniforms were chosen to avoid any color clash, allowing both sides to use their first-choice clothing after a pre-match technical meeting. Source: excelsiormx