Hero, zero from World Cup final: Argentina made brutal history in regulation

Hero, zero and more from Spain’s win over Argentina in the World Cup final Sunday at MetLife Stadium:With one kick, Ferran Torres wrote the first line of his obituary.Roughly 10 minutes after having a go-ahead goal controversially wiped away, Spain’s Nico Williams headed a cross backward from the byline, finding Torres — who came on as a substitute in the 62nd minute — for the World Cup-winning goal in the 106th minute.

Torres’ first goal of the tournament gave Spain its second World Cup title (2010).Argentina looked like it had fewer players nearly the entire match.Then, Enzo Fernández truly left his nation short-handed.

Fernández, who first received a yellow card in the 82nd minute for dissent, essentially sealed his team’s fate when he was booked for another yellow card — equaling a red card — in stoppage time, leaving Argentina to play extra time with only 10 players.Built for match days and everyday wear, this officially licensed USMNT tee brings classic national pride wherever you go.

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