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(CNN) Will the World Cup final become a War the very least, Sunday matchcould put millions of Catholics not to mention Vatican employees in a bit of a bind.Willthey root for Argentina, the homeland of Pope Francis,pastillas meizitang y alcohol, who is known to be an ardent soccer aficionado?Or willthey back Germany, the native country of Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI, also a big football fan?And what about the Big Referee Upstairs? Whose prayers will he heed when the game is on the line?Germany reached the final match on Tuesday byblowing out Brazil, the host country. Argentina beat the Netherlands on Wednesday afternoon.Of course, both Popes (not to mention God) have more important things on their minds. But the pontiffs have also said that sports can be more than fun and games.sport of football can be a vehicle of education for the values of honesty, solidarity and fraternity, especially for the younger generation, Benedict told Italy Gazzetta dello Sport newspaper back in 2008.Hissuccessor, Francis has echoed those remarks, and even promised not to pray for Argentina.But a Catholic who met Pope Francis this week to discuss more serious matters said that the pontiff seemed to be secretly pulling for his home team.absolutely wants for Argentina to win, Peter Saunders, a victim of sexual abuse from England who met Francis on Monday, told the Boston Globe.