The dust may have settled on the FIFA World Cup with players and coaches all settling back into their regular routines back home, but the memory of Sunday’s Final, and particularly the post-game brawl sparked by some of Argentina’s players, lives long in the memory.
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Following Enzo Fernandez’s 93rd-minute red card, Argentina held on to a goalless draw to force the game into extra time, having failed to register a single shot compared to Spain’s 20.
Lionel Scaloni’s side continued to hold Spain at bay through the first half of extra time, before substitute Ferran Torres finally broke down their defenses, winning
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