Soccer's global showpiece takes place in New York/New Jersey as defending champions Argentina collide with Euro 2024 victors Spain in the World Cup Final.
Spain are +125 favourites to win in normal time, Argentina are valued at +260, with the draw at full-time, which would send the final to extra-time, available at +200.
There are a plethora of goalscorer and player prop markets on offer for the game as stars from both sides line up to be the headline-makers in what should be a riveting clash between two of the sport's powerhouses.
It is a very obvious suggestion but Lionel Messi to inspire his country once again and score in the final seems attractively priced at +160.
Messi has scored eight goals in the tournament so far, level with France's Kylian Mbappe at the top of the goal charts before Les Bleus' third-place playoff against England on Saturday.
Even at 39, the Inter Miami ace is able to dictate games and it would not be a surprise to see him celebrating yet another goal on the international stage - in fact on the biggest stage of them all - on Sunday.
Spain's goalscorer options are plentiful, with the likes of Mikel Oyarzabal (+160) and Lamine Yamal (+240) among the players who many will fancy to get on the scoresheet against Argentina.
However, for more value backing Arsenal's versatile Mikel Merino to be Spain's hero might pay off.
Merino helped the Gunners win the Premier League title in 2025/26, chipping in with four goals, and he has come off the bench to help La Roja very effectively this summer.
Merino scored the winner against both Portugal and Belgium, has scored 12 goals from 50 caps, and has proved time and again that he doesn't need many chances to find the back of the net.
Argentina midfielder Alexis Mac Allister has enjoyed a fine World Cup, in contrast to what was an indifferent club season for Liverpool in 2025/26 in the Premier League.
Mac Allister has scored one goal and provided one assist in the tournament but came close to adding to that tally against England when he hit the post twice and was involved in much of the South Americans' best work in the final third.
If the final is tight and tense, Argentina may need to rely on someone like the 27-year-old for their creativity and Mac Allister could well be the man to deliver on Sunday.
The card market is enticing for the final and there could be value to be had in backing Argentine left-back Nicolas Tagliafico to be shown a yellow card.
The 33-year-old will be tested by Spain's youthful wonderkid Lamine Yamal out wide and even though he has yet to be booked in the tournament, a yellow card may well be coming his way in New York/New Jersey.
The Lyon full-back has picked up 15 bookings from 82 caps for his country so is no stranger to a card on the international stage.
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Spain | +125 |
Tie | +200 |
Argentina | +260 |
Lionel Messi (Argentina) | +160 |
Mikel Oyarzabal (Spain) | +160 |
Lamine Yamal (Spain) | +240 |
Ferran Torres (Spain) | +260 |
Julian Alvarez (Argentina) | +260 |
Lautaro Martinez (Argentina) | +260 |
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