Argentina fans flood NYC’s Times Square before World Cup final

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The two soccer powerhouses will look to etch their names in the history books and become World Cup champions when they play at 3 p.m. ET on Sunday at MetLife Stadium.

Spain are unbeaten in 37 matches (excluding penalty shootouts) while Argentina have won their past 14 games.

The match marks Argentina's bid to become the first nation in more than six decades to win consecutive World Cup titles, while Spain seeks its second championship following its lone previous title in 2010.