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The 2022 World Cup officially wraps up on Sunday as Argentina face France in the final. Both teams have won two World Cups, with France having won the last edition, but only one will get the third star above their crest when this one is all said and done. It's expected to be an even, tight match with both teams looking impressive en route to the final, overcoming injuries to be the last two teams standings. Both were viewed as favorites before the cup began, and there's no telling just how electric of final that could be in store. Here's everything you need to know about when the final will be played: How to watch and odds • Date: Sunday, Dec. 18 | Time: 10 a.m. ET • Location: Lusail Iconic Stadium -- Lusail, Qatar • TV: FOX, Telemundo and Universo | Live stream: • Odds: Argentina +170; Draw: +200; France +180 (via Caesars Sportsbook) Sorry! There was an error processing your subscription. Why is it being played in December? The biggest game in soccer will be held in mid-December for the first time. Traditionally a summer event, the 2022 World Cup made a pivot in the schedule for November and December -- winter months in Qatar -- in order to avoid dangerous temperatures for players. The World Cup final has consistently been staged on Sundays, all but two of the finals have been played on that day. The mid-winter final is deep in the holiday season for many across the globe. December 18 is also the National Day of Qatar, or Al-Yawm al-Watani li-Qaṭar, which is also known as...

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The 2022 World Cup final pits teammates against one another. They also happen to be the two best players in the world. Paris Saint-Germain superstars Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi have put on impressive showings throughout the tournament to put their respective countries, France and Argentina, on the brink of hoisting the Jules Rimet Trophy. It's a historic occasion for both parties. For Les Bleus, Sunday's match represents a chance to cement their status in the annals of soccer history. After its triumph in Russia four years ago, France can become just the third country to win back-to-back World Cups, joining Italy (1934, 1938) and Brazil (1958, 1962). Meanwhile, La Albiceleste — and its famed talisman, Messi — have rolled together a sparkling run since falling to Saudi Arabia in its opening match. Now, " It's a match that should be fairly even. France survived a surging Moroccan side, showcasing the sort of defensive solidity and clinical finishing the team has come to be known for over the years. Argentina, meanwhile, put on a display of attacking brilliance against Croatia. With Messi pulling the string and 22-year-old Julian Alvarez scoring goals for fun, Lionel Scaloni's side will feel as confident as ever that it can take that next step and push itself to international glory. MORE: Follow the World Cup 2022 final live | It's Mbappe vs. Messi under the bright lights. And it should be electric. Here's what you need to know about Sunday's match, including start time a...

Argentina and France meet in the FIFA 2022 World Cup final with Lionel Messi facing off against Paris Saint-Germain teammate Kylian Mbappe for the title. The superstar Frenchman already has one title to his name while the legendary Argentina has found the trophy elusive throughout his storied career. Who will come out on top in this battle between a pair of two-time winners to go third in the all-time list of World Cup winners? It has been billed as the last game in this tournament for Messi so can he go out with the success that he craves so much, or will his PSG teammate spoil the party and give himself a shot at starting to follow in Messi's footsteps for Ballon d'Or success? We will find out this weekend. "I had the privilege and pride of being able to win this trophy with my teammates in 2018," said France captain Hugo Lloris on Saturday. "But to be honest, I am focused on the present. What happened before is the past. We want to write our own story. We want to end this in the best possible way. As long as nothing is done, the hardest part remains to be done. We must prepare for a great match, for any eventuality. Be ready to surpass ourselves, to make the effort despite the circumstances with the virus, despite the fatigue. We have to finish the job." "From the moment we have the support of our supporters, we know that the country is behind us," he added. "The rest is of very little importance. We started this competition with a mission, that of going as far as possi...