At the conclusion of 3-3, an extraordinary finale of Qatar 2022, Argentina emerged as the victor, securing their third world championship title in its history, 36 years after their triumph in Mexico ’86, after prevailing over France with a score of 4-2 in the penalty shootout.
At the 23rd minute of the first half, the star Lionel Messi scored the first goal from a penalty, and at the 32nd minute of the same period, Angel Di María, another one of the great figures, extended the lead.
After Messi scored the 3-2 at 109 minutes, in a colossal one-on-one between the two global football celebrities, an unstoppable Kylian Mbappé forced extra time with a brace at 35 and 36 minutes of the second half and tied it at 117, in the second extra period. Afterwards.
Emiliano Martínez halted Kingsley Coman’s attempt while Aurélien Tchouaméni failed to convert his penalty, leading to Argentina successfully converting all four of their shots (Lionel Messi, Paulo Dybala, Leandro Paredes, and Gonzalo Montiel) in the shootout.
Brazil (5), Italy and Germany, who together have 4, have solidified themselves as the fourth most successful country in the FIFA World Cup after Argentina, the champion of ’78 and ’86. France ended up with 2.
The “Scaloneta” has already accumulated three titles by conquering the previous edition of the Copa America and breaking a two-decade-long streak of consecrations by South American teams.
These are the figures that the 22 World Cups have produced since 1930 until the one that concluded in Qatar.
Máximos goleadores argentinos en los Mundiales
Jugadores con más participaciones
Jugadores con más partidos
Títulos
Entrenadores argentinos en los Mundiales
In France 1938, Brazil 1950, Switzerland 1954, and Mexico 1970, Argentina did not participate.
Entrenadores argentinos campeones del mundo
Detalles de la finales mundialistas jugadas por Argentina
