Argentina beat France on penalties to win the World Cup in a famous finalIn a World Cup final
That will go down as one of the best games on the big stage, Lionel Messi won his first World Cup in his last attempt.
After a World Cup match that required extra time and Kylian Mbappé’s hat-trick and two goals from Messi, Argentina beat France on penalties.
third international goal and first since 1986. With the two brightest stars of the game, Messi and Mbappé facing each other in the 2022 World Cup.
Argentina scored the first goal and Messi converted a penalty in the second minute 23 and Ángel Di Maria scored in the 30th minute. minutes, and six.
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Mbappé scored two goals in two minutes to make it 10 minutes less than 10 minutes left.
Then Messi and Mbappé exchanged goals in extra time in a thrilling 3-3 match that required a dramatic penalty shoot-out to decide the world champions.
Argentina goalkeeper great saves penalties
Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez made a great save in the penalty shootout as Argentina had enough time to seal the victory and prevent France from becoming the first to win back-to-back World Cups since Brazil’s Pelé in 1958 and 1962.
The final match between France and Argentina is not surprising as Messi and Argentina ended in 2014 but in the end Germany won in extra time.
This year, Argentina’s road to the finals started with a 2-1 win over Saudi Arabia, but the team did not miss a win on the way to the finals.
Messi entered the game early, and registered the men’s 26th World Cup. Then, a few minutes later, he created a dangerous chance by opening up the French defense and finding Rodrigo De Paul at the door of the box.
De Paul then ran past the French defense for Julián Álvarez in front of goal, only for the Man City striker to be sent off.
In the fifth minute, Argentina got a chance when Jules Koundé shot Antoine. Griezmann, the coach of Argentina, is on vacation.
Álvarez found Alexis Mac Allister with a through ball, but Brighton’s long ball was headed straight in by Hugo Lloris.
