FIFA's insistence on bronze medal game amidst rejection

The third-place match in the World Cup is usually a subject of controversy, as players and coaching staff often oppose it because it doesn't add any clear sporting value, especially after both teams have been eliminated in the semi-finals. Nonetheless, the International Federation (FIFA) insists on holding it for economic reasons, as it boosts revenue from tickets and broadcasting rights, and provides teams with financial bonuses ranging from $27 million to $29 million. It also helps improve the global rankings of the teams and offers opportunities for substitute players. Despite the lack of enthusiasm, this match remains part of the tournament's traditions and offers chances to set new records, even though it doesn't alter the fate of the teams that aimed to reach the final.

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