Here’s how to watch Spain face Argentina in the World Cup Final

The World Cup final match-up is set to begin this Sunday at 3 p.m., where people all around the Waterloo Region will have a chance to watch the game with their community at local watch parties.

Today’s World Cup match will see Lionel Messi and Argentina face off against Lamine Yamal and Spain, a team that has yet to allow a goal in the World Cup.

As the World Cup starts to wrap up, there will be one last showing of the final game today across some spaces in the region.


Kitchener – Kitchener Market

The Kitchener Market has hosted every game of the 2026 World Cup and will finish with its last showing today where a 21 foot screen is outside for anyone to see. The event is free for anyone to attend, and there are a variety of market vendors, activities for kids, food trucks and even a licenced bar for the adults. There will be some open seating available throughout the plaza, though organizers do recommend that you bring your own seating because of the popularity of the event.

The event will begin at 2 p.m., an hour before the scheduled start of the game, and fans are encouraged to bring their favourite jerseys, flags and team merchandise.


Cambridge – Gaslight District

For those looking to find a watch party in Cambridge, the Gaslight District has been a focal point over the past month, with many fans across the region showing up for the World Cup’s biggest matches.

Currently one of the most popular local watch parties, with a large video wall and open seating set up throughout Cambridge’s Gaslight District. There are nearby bars and other options that will stay open through the game, and organizers are reminding those interested in going that they should bring their own seating, as the attendance in past games has been large.

While passed events over the week have been affected by weather and air quality, today’s game should be unaffected as skies are beginning to clear.


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