If air quality is poor, Argentina could be hurt by Spain's style in World Cup Final, FOX analyst says

The World Cup final at MetLife Stadium on Sunday between Spain and Argentina has the potential to be played in unhealthy conditions.

Canadian wildfires have caused the air quality in the Northeast and Midwest to range from "unhealthy" to "hazardous."

This would not be the first time wildfire smoke had a presence in a major soccer game - the 2015 Women's World Cup final in Canada was surrounded by nearby wildfire smoke. But with professional games being moved because of the air, the World Cup could potentially be next on the list.