According to PPP’s prediction market monitoring, in the Polymarket prediction event titled “2026 World Cup Final: Spain vs. Argentina,” smart money accounts (address: 0x5b4ec9c06b284ee52c41a761974d836992880232) purchased over $1.054 million worth of positions betting that Spain will defeat Argentina, with an average entry price of 59.3¢, with 1,776,446.7 shares purchased. This prediction market is based on the final result of the match, including extra time and a penalty shootout.
The 2026 World Cup Final between Spain and Argentina will take place at 3:00 a.m. Beijing Time on July 20 at New Jersey Stadium in New York, USA. The two teams have faced each other only once, in the group stage of the 1966 World Cup, when Argentina won 2–1—a match that took place 60 years ago. This will be their first meeting in a World Cup final.
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A "smart money" investor has placed a bet of $1.054 million on Spain to defeat Argentina in the World Cup final.
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