Sunday’s World Cup final is being hit by warnings across New York over the air quality following the recent Canadian wildfires.
Although FIFA do not appear to be concerned over the ongoing situation impacting Sunday’s final in New Jersey, there are serious warnings being shared.
Spain and Argentina will be battling it out on Sunday for the World Cup trophy in East Rutherford at MetLife Stadium.
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It has certainly been a World Cup to remember and the tournament is coming to an end in dramatic style both on and off the pitch.
Just hours out from the World Cup final, the latest air quality forecast has shared a positive outlook ahead of Sunday’s game in New Jersey.
What Saturday’s New York air quality report is saying ahead of World Cup final
This is not the first time in which the weather has impacted this summer’s World Cup.
England and Mexico supporters know all too well just how big of an impact the weather can have following their delayed game at the Azteca.
The latest forecast from Accu Weather currently has New York’s air quality rated at a very unhealthy level for Saturday.
Health recommendations include:
- Avoid outdoor exercise
- Close all windows
- Wear a mask outside
- Run an air purifier
The positive news is the forecast reads slightly better ahead of Sunday’s final at MetLife Stadium.
New York’s air quality is set to improve from very unhealthy to unhealthy on Sunday.
Spain vs Argentina is set to get underway at 3pm local time in East Rutherford, which will see the closing ceremony start at 1:30pm.
Despite the controversy, the extended half-time show will provide the players with an opportunity to catch their breath in what is expected to be a 30-minute half-time break.
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