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EPISODE · Jul 16, 2026 · 1H 3M

Dylan's History of Sports: Biggest Game in Football with Charlie Mullan

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The biggest World Cup in history comes to an end at MetLife Stadium as Spain and Argentina meet for football's ultimate prize. Dylan's History of Sports take an in-depth look into the 2026 World Cup final. Charlie Mullan joins me to break down the 2026 FIFA World Cup final and everything surrounding the tournament's conclusion. We start by sharing our favorite World Cup final goals, unforgettable moments, and painful misses before previewing the championship match. Spain has stormed to the final while conceding just one goal in seven matches, looking to recreate its historic Euro-World Cup double. Meanwhile, Lionel Messi has Argentina back in a second straight World Cup final, with the defending champions aiming to become the first nation since Brazil in 1958 and 1962 to successfully defend the title. With the World Cup wrapping up in the United States, we discuss what it will take for the U.S. to become one of football's elite nations. We also revisit Zinedine Zidane's infamous headbutt on its 20th anniversary, debate England's continued struggles under pressure, answer some trivia, and much more.

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