After 63 games of goals, shocks, joy and despair, the World Cup in Qatar will come to an end on Sunday as Argentina take on France in the final.
The French are looking to become the first country since Brazil in 1958 and 1962 to win back-to-back World Cups. Meanwhile, the Argentines are looking for their first World Cup since 1986 and are aiming to help Lionel Messi win the tournament in what is likely to be his last match at the international football extravaganza.
Manchester also has an interest in the final, with City's Julian Alvarez and United's Lisandro Martinez representing the South Americans, while the Reds' Raphael Varane has been a mainstay in the back-four for the Europeans. Before the football can begin, there will be the traditional closing ceremony before kick-off and MEN Sport has all the details on how you can follow it.
