Argentina v Spain, World Cup final
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Yellow and red cards are a huge part of soccer. Here's what to know for the World Cup final.
Enzo Fernández lived on both sides of the emotional coin in the World Cup. See Also Lionel Messi may have suffered his final Argentina heartbreaker as World Cup magic runs out Five days ago, he was the hero who rescued Argentina with a stunning late equalizer in the semifinal against England.
Enzo Fernández sent off after second yellow for foul on Pau Cubarsí in stoppage time of a scoreless match between Spain and Argentina.
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Enzo Fernandez sent off in World Cup final as reckless foul launches Spain star in the air
With the game tied goalless in the closing stages, Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez inexplicably clattered into Pau Cubarsi to pick up a second yellow card and receive his marching orders
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World Cup’s most controversial moments —VAR, Messi, Balogun and football’s biggest debates
For the last six weeks, the 2026 FIFA World Cup had breathtaking goals, sold-out stadiums and unforgettable superstars. Now that the final at MetLife Stadium is upon us, it’s time to look back at some of the most controversial moments of the tournament on the pitch.
The state’s premier soccer coaches dish on the World Cup, size up Sunday’s final. … Message from Maya, data on CT Sun fans. Sunday Read.
LISANDRO MARTINEZ appeared to injure himself while committing a foul in Argentina’s World Cup final defeat. Manchester United defender Martinez was yellow-carded for cynically upending Spain
A tournament that began as a grand experiment across three countries ended with a finish worthy of all its sprawl: Spain beating Argentina, 1-0, in extra time.
