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Will the 2026 World Cup final be an all-European affair?

Resolves YES if BOTH teams contesting the 2026 FIFA World Cup final (19 July 2026, MetLife Stadium, New Jersey) are members of UEFA — i.e. both finalists are European national teams. Resolves NO if at least one finalist comes from any other confederation (CONMEBOL, CONCACAF, CAF, AFC or OFC). Only the two teams that reach the final matter; the eventual champion is irrelevant to this market. Settled from the official FIFA record of the final line-up.

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Volume553 ◈
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Resolved20.7.2026

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  • Trading closes 19.7.2026, 21:00:00
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How it resolved

The 2026 World Cup finalists were Argentina (CONMEBOL) and Spain (UEFA). Argentina is not a European team, so the final was not an all-European affair = No. Sources: FIFA final line-up, ESPN and NBC News.