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FIFA World Cup 26 Final Match 104 Tickets Available for MetLife Stadium

FIFA World Cup 26 Final Match 104 tickets available at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford New Jersey

FIFA World Cup 26 Final tickets are available for Match 104 at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, where the expanded 48-team tournament will close on Sunday, July 19, 2026.

By: Robert Beadle Updated: June 28, 2026 Category: Entertainment Reading Time: 4 minutes
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Tickets are available for the FIFA World Cup 26 Final, the Match 104 closing event scheduled for Sunday, July 19, 2026, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford.

FIFA refers to the venue as New York New Jersey Stadium during the tournament. The final is scheduled for 3:00 PM local time, giving New Jersey the closing match of the largest World Cup ever staged.

Inventory is limited for an event of this scale. Fans who want to be inside the stadium for the final match should secure tickets before remaining seats are sold.

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FIFA World Cup 26 Final Match 104 Event Details

  • Match: FIFA World Cup 26 Final, Match 104.
  • Date: Sunday, July 19, 2026.
  • Kickoff: 3:00 PM local time, UTC-4.
  • Venue: MetLife Stadium, officially New York New Jersey Stadium for FIFA World Cup 26.
  • Address: 1 MetLife Stadium Dr, East Rutherford, NJ 07073.
  • Tournament format: 48 teams and 104 matches across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

New Jersey Gets the Biggest Match of the Tournament

The World Cup final is one of the most watched sporting events on earth, and the 2026 edition gives New Jersey the final match during America’s 250th anniversary summer.

MetLife Stadium will host the final after a tournament that began in Mexico City and expanded the field to 48 national teams. By the time Match 104 reaches East Rutherford, the event will have moved through more than a month of group-stage and knockout-stage soccer.

For New Jersey, the final is more than a stadium event. It places East Rutherford at the center of global soccer, international tourism, live entertainment, and the state’s sports calendar on the same day.

World Cup Betting Interest Adds to the Match 104 Spotlight

CNBC reported that the 2026 World Cup is expected to become the largest betting event in history, with global wagers potentially topping $50 billion. The same report noted that the expanded format, North American time zones, and broader U.S. sports betting access could make the tournament a major customer-acquisition event for sportsbooks and related sports-data companies.

That gives the final clear crossover with New Jersey’s regulated betting market. Fans tracking the legal wagering side can also follow NJ Gaming Report’s New Jersey Sportsbooks coverage as the tournament moves toward the July 19 final.

Fortune also reported that prediction markets had already generated a $5.4 billion World Cup betting surge, with major platforms setting new trading-volume records during the tournament. That activity adds another layer to Match 104, even for fans who are watching the final strictly as a live entertainment event.

Final Ticket Inventory Is Limited

Demand for the final is expected to remain high because the match will decide the world champion and close the first 48-team FIFA World Cup. New Jersey will not get another event like this every year, and fans who want to be there should treat ticket availability as time-sensitive.

Seats for major global finals can move quickly as the matchup gets closer, especially once knockout-round teams are set. Anyone planning to attend should review available listings, confirm seat details, and secure tickets while inventory remains available.

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