All news on the topic: World Cup Final

Kylian Mbappe will lead out France for the first time at a major tournament as captain, with the World Cup winner and global superstar determined to add a European Championship medal to his burgeoning trophy collection

His days offering his views on Match of the Day are long gone, but ex-Liverpool hero Mark Lawrenson is still finding plenty of time to moan about the BBC

Spain look to get their European Championships campaign off to a strong start when they face Croatia at the Olympiastadion in Berlin, and La Roja will need Manchester City star Rodri at his very best to win a tough midfield battle

The legendary 1966 England World Cup winners are still revered to this day, but there is only one player alive from that iconic team, Sir Geoff Hurst

Lionel Messi's passionate World Cup speech to the Argentina squad was documented by his teammates in his new Apple documentary "Messi's World Cup: The Rise of a Legend"

FIFA revealed MetLife Stadium in New Jersey - home of the NFL's New York Giants and New York Jets - will host the 2026 World Cup final during their match schedule announcement

It is not just the elderly who can remember the 1966 World Cup Final who will grieve for him today - the young mourn him, too, because he was everything a sports star should be

After the death of football legend Sir Bobby Charlton, Brian Reade looks back on the unmatchable career of a sports icon who won almost every honour the game has to offer

In his exclusive Mirror Sportcolumn Rio Ferdinand casts his vote for this season's Premier League champions and pays tribute to England's Lionesses after World Cup heroics

Mary Earps spoke out prior to the Women's World Cup, and despite that and a petition, Nike had cemented themselves into not taking any action until now

Loose Women panellist Jane Moore slammed Prince William's decision not to attend the Women's World Cup Final in Australia to support the Lionesses in the competition

England suffered a 1-0 defeat to Spain in the Women's World Cup final as La Roja captain Olga Carmona's strike in the first half forced the Lionesses to miss out on another major trophy

The Prince of Wales, President of the FA, made his excuses not to attend the World Cup Final, but he should have been in Australia supporting our women in their crucial clash with Spain

King Charles and Prince William did not go to Australia for the England's World Cup final clash with Spain, with the monarch instead attending church in Balmoral and his son watching from Sandringham

It has been suggested a matter of protocol may be barring Prince William from attending the England Team's World Cup match in Australia as well as environmental concerns

Florida native Tori Penso's appointment was chosen "unexpectedly", according to FIFA referees boss Pierluigi Collina, but he said she has been chosen because she is the "best"

Sarina Wiegman's side prepared for the biggest games of their lives in Sydney by taking in the sights and sounds of the Australian city, as they looked to stay relaxed before their showdown with Spain

The Manchester City winger has spent some of her downtime in Australia using 2,600 of the multi-coloured building bricks to construct a globe as England have moved to within touching distance of becoming the best women’s football team on the planet

Jess Carter is England's reluctant heroine who isn't nervous going into the Women's World Cup final with Spain - and has no plans to celebrate wildly should the Lionesses win

Sarina Wiegman will lead the Lionesses into Sunday's World Cup Final with FA chief executive Mark Bullingham insisting that the Dutchwoman is in the frame to one day succeed Gareth Southgate

More than 20 million fans are set to tune in on TV to cheer the team as they face bookies’ favourites Spain - and a raucous 75,000 fans are heading for Sydney’s Stadium Australia

The Wembley hat-trick hero has given a go-for-it personal message of support to the women’s team ahead of their bid to lift the trophy against Spain in the World Cup Final

There will be a new winner of the Women's World Cup on Sunday after England and Spain go head to head - and the Lionesses will need to contend with Salma Paralluelo if they are to emerge victorious

FIFA's president has sparked controversy with his latest comments regarding women in football on the eve of the biggest World Cup in the history of the female game

Women's football has moved on from being vilified, but there's still a shameful amount of patronising blokes passing judgment, says Brian Reade. But the Lionesses are getting closer to the men's game, and are on course to have the last laugh