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Spain’s World Cup Final Prep Halted by Storm

Thunderstorms force indoor warm‑up as final approaches

Storm Disrupts Final Preparations

FIFA announced that Spain's scheduled final training session ahead of the World Cup final against Argentina was called off due to severe thunderstorms. The decision was made in line with US storm safety protocols, and the session will not be rescheduled.

The cancellation means the Spanish squad must now shift their preparations indoors, using the time to fine‑tune tactics and recover before the showdown.

Players are currently engaged in a warm‑up routine inside the team’s facility, focusing on light drills and mental readiness as the match draws nearer.

Match Set for Sunday Evening

The World Cup final is slated to kick off at 1500 local time, which translates to 1900 GMT on Sunday. Organizers have confirmed that there will be no alternative slot for additional training, leaving the teams to rely on the indoor session for final readiness.

Argentina’s coaching staff has also adapted to the weather delay, using the extra hour to study Spain’s recent performances and adjust their own game plan accordingly.

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