The curtain comes down on the first edition of FIFAs expanded Club World Cup when reigning European champions Paris Saint-Germain face Chelsea in Sundays final at the MetLife Stadium, with Donald Trump among those set to be in attendance.
It is the kind of glamour match-up that FIFA president Gianni Infantino would have been hoping for to wrap up the tournament, which on Saturday he labelled as marking the start of the golden era of club football.
Chelsea coach Enzo Maresca acknowledged ahead of the game that PSG are probably in this moment the best team in the world, and the French side are hoping to cap off the most remarkable of seasons by completing a stunning clean sweep of trophies.
PSG won a French league and cup double before claiming the UEFA Champions League for the first time in their history with a record-breaking 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in the final at the end of May.
Luis Enriques side have carried that form over into the Club World Cup, putting four goals past Atletico Madrid in the group stage and four more past Lionel Messis Inter Miami before defeating Bayern Munich in the quarter-finals.