The richest FIFA World Cup in history will culminate Sunday when Argentina and Spain compete not only to lift soccer's most coveted trophy, but also for a record $50 million champion's prize.The 2026 tournament marked the first World Cup to feature 48 teams and 104 matches, prompting FIFA to increase its total financial distribution to a record $871 million. Of that total, $655 million is tied to performance-based prize money, with payouts increasing each round as teams advanced through the tournament.HOW TO WATCH ARGENTINA VS. SPAIN: LIVE STREAM THE 2026 FIFA WORLD CUP FINAL MATCHBeyond the p...
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