Argentina set an anti-record in World Cup finals, failing to register a single shot on Spain's goal in 90 minutes
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The Argentina national team set an anti-record by failing to make a single shot on Spain's goal during regular time of the World Cup final. Regular time ended with a score of 0:0, and the teams moved into extra time.
The Argentina national team became the first team in the history of the FIFA World Cup not to register a single shot on the opponent's goal during regular time of the final match. After 90 minutes of the final, the score between Argentina and Spain remained 0:0, and the teams moved into extra time, reports UNN.
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Throughout the entire regular time, the Spain national team held the initiative and regularly created dangerous chances near the opponent's goal. Despite a significant advantage in play, the Spaniards failed to convert their opportunities.
According to match statistics, the Spain national team players made 15 shots towards the Argentina goal, 10 of which were on target. Meanwhile, the Argentine team did not attempt a single shot on the opponent's goal over 90 minutes.
Regular time of the final ended without any goals – 0:0. To determine the world champion, the teams continued the match in two extra-time periods.
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