World Cup Final first-half stats: Spain dominates possession, Argentina has zero shots

Barcelona gets fouled like this in every match—yet this referee at least shows cards. Would you still uphold justice so vigorously if it were Atlético or Real Madrid?

Spain was inherently stronger, and Scaloni’s meticulous tactical setup and in-game management further tipped the balance.

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Can’t even get hold of the ball—how can you shoot?

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22 Anhui liberal arts score: 546—worse than the Border Collie I raised at home.

Indeed.

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Failing to secure first place in the group was a strategic misstep; otherwise, Portugal’s path to the semifinals—and a potential matchup with England—would have been far less certain.

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Isn’t that stating the obvious? Before the World Cup, FIFA ranked Portugal fifth—exactly as they were ranked at the tournament’s outset. You’re well aware of how stacked Portugal’s midfield is now, and on the wings, they’ve got Nuno Mendes—absolutely outstanding. All of it ruined by Cristiano Ronaldo.

Mendes’s injury substitution changed everything; keeping Cristiano Ronaldo on the pitch and bringing on Bernardo Silva afterward—Baldy is entirely to blame.

Leaving everything else aside, just look at that early chance created by Boro’s advance—the live broadcast clearly showed Argentine players repeatedly pulling and tugging him before he lost possession; that’s undeniable. Nor can the reckless sliding tackle be excused—it should have earned at least two yellow cards. Even comparing malicious fouls objectively, Argentina committed more: at least five such fouls, yet received only one yellow card.

Same as Luo—take a penalty to break the ice.

Moreover, the player who received the card was also injured and substituted off—effectively leaving no one to receive the card.

This is a rebound.