The semi-finals are over, and the results brought two big surprises. In the first semi-final, Spain beat France 2-0 to reach the final for the first time since 2010. The opening goal for Spain came from a penalty awarded by Lamine Yamal, who was making his nineteenth birthday appearance, and Mikel Oyarzabal calmly converted it. Pedro Porro added the second goal in the 58th minute, while goalkeeper Unai Simon kept a clean sheet.

In the second semi-final, Argentina delivered a true thriller against England. With England leading, Argentina truly took center stage in the final twenty minutes. Enzo Fernandez equalized in the 85th minute with a shot from outside the penalty area, and Lautaro Martinez scored in the second minute of extra time to secure a 2-1 victory. This result gives Argentina the chance to repeat Brazil's record of consecutive championships in 1958 and 1962.

The final will be played on Sunday, July 19th, at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. This match is also a rematch of the 2024 European Championship final, which Spain won 2-1. On Saturday, France and England will face each other in the third-place match.

This final four is the first in history to feature the top four teams in the FIFA world rankings: France number one, Argentina number two, Spain number three, and England number four. Argentina, led by Messi, is the tournament's top scorer with seventeen goals, and if they reach the final, they have the chance to equal their own single-tournament goal record.

For those who want to share their prediction for this final match via Gate, this final, between Spain's defensive discipline and Argentina's experience and goal-scoring squad, has the potential to be the most balanced and anticipated match of the tournament. You can share your prediction via Gate now.
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