The Spain vs. Argentina World Cup final is scheduled for Sunday afternoon, but organisers are monitoring whether wildfire smoke from Canada could affect conditions for the match. Multiple outlets report that officials are watching the forecast and the evolution of the smoke as the kickoff time approaches. Al Jazeera says World Cup organisers are monitoring the situation closely, and that US and FIFA presidents meet on Friday, indicating active coordination around potential contingency planning. The Oregonian similarly notes that it is still unclear whether the smoke could lead to any change in plans. The Washington Times adds that uncertainty remains even among scientists, with forecasts not fully resolving whether conditions will improve before kickoff or worsen. Overall, the reported status is that the final’s timing is not confirmed to be changed, but preparations are underway to assess air quality and weather-related impacts tied to the wildfire smoke. Organisers continue to track developments and decide based on conditions closer to match time.