Spain and Argentina are headed to 30 minutes of extra time in the World Cup final
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Spain and Argentina are headed to extra time in the World Cup final following a 0-0 draw through 90 minutes of regulation. Spain was absolutely dominant in terms of possession and shot attempts. Lionel Messi and Argentina found a way…
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Sunday's World Cup final between Spain and Argentina promises to be a classic, pitting Europe against South America and rising star Lamine Yamal against Lionel Messi. Spain head into the showdown unbeaten in 37 matches, while Argentina have built a reputation for producing some of the tournament's m…
Spain and Argentina are headed to extra time in the World Cup final following a 0-0 draw through 90 minutes of regulation. Spain was absolutely dominant in terms of possession and shot attempts. Lionel Messi and Argentina found a way…
The World Cup final is finally here, and it’s going to stoppage time. Lionel Messi — the most prolific goal scorer in the tournament’s history — and defending champion Argentina are taking on Spain’s defensive juggernaut in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
The World Cup final is finally here, and it’s going to stoppage time. Lionel Messi — the most prolific goal scorer in the tournament’s history — and defending champion Argentina are taking on Spain’s defensive juggernaut in East Rutherford, New Jersey.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — Spain and Argentina are headed to extra time in the World Cup final following a 0-0 draw through 90 minutes of regulation on Sunday.
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey >> Argentina and Spain will play extra time in the World Cup final after the teams remained deadlocked at 0-0 after 90 minutes at New York New Jersey Stadium today. If the scores remain level after the additional 30 minutes, a penalty shootout will decide the title.
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