Check out the lineups and team history ahead of the crucial clash in Dallas

This Tuesday (July 14), France and Spain will take to the field at Dallas Stadium to decide who will advance to the 2026 World Cup final. The event has generated great anticipation, as both national teams have had intense clashes for a spot in the Euros, with the Spanish team emerging victorious.

The match promises to be tense, with the score currently standing at 0-0. France will feature key players like Mbappé and Rabiot, while Spain will rely on Lamine Yamal in attack. Coach Luis de la Fuente has revealed the Spanish national team's lineup.

The changes: The Spanish team will make two changes from their last match. Cucurella and Rodri will enter the squad, while Dani Olmo and Alex Baena will be on the bench.

On the other hand, France has named a squad featuring young talents such as Tchouaméni and Dembélé.

What changes after this match?

Victory will secure the team a spot in the final and, consequently, in the most important tournament in world football. This Wednesday (July 15), two other national teams will face each other: England vs. Argentina.

Player reactions: Even before confirming the finalist clash, forward Lamine Yamal has already shown his stance by stating that the French are not better than them. Rabiot responded by saying that France fears no other team in the competition.

Who will be champion in 2026?

Everything will depend on how the national teams perform in the upcoming confrontations. The final stages of the tournament are often contested until the very last moment, and only time will tell who will deliver the best performance.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which stadium will host the match?

The clash will take place at Dallas Stadium (AT&T Stadium).

What's at stake for the national teams?

Victory will secure the team a spot in the final and in the most important tournament in world football.

When was the last time there was a final between France and Spain?

The last final between the two national teams occurred in 2010, when the French team lifted the trophy.