Concerns are mounting over the playing surface at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey, ahead of the World Cup final. Both coaches and players have voiced complaints regarding the condition of the grass, citing issues with ball bounce, slow gameplay, and short grass length. These criticisms suggest the pitch may not be optimal for a high-stakes match. Despite these concerns, FIFA officials have stated that the field meets all necessary standards and is deemed playable. The complaints raise questions about the preparation and maintenance of the field for the championship game. The dispute highlights potential impacts on player performance and the overall quality of the final.