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In the second minute of stoppage time, with the World Cup final still

scoreless, Argentina's Enzo Fernndez picked up a second yellow card

and was sent off. Extra time hadn't even started yet and Argentina

were already down to ten men. Thirty-nine seconds into the second

half of extra time, Spain scored. Final: 1-0.

In this video, we break down exactly what happened: Emiliano Martnez's

World Cup final record 10 saves that kept Argentina level through 90

goalless minutes, the two yellow cards that ended Enzo Fernndez's

final in the 93rd minute, the VAR check under football's new "Vinicius

Law" involving Marc Cucurella and Messi just moments earlier, and how

Spain made their numerical advantage count almost instantly through

Nico Williams and Ferran Torres.

For Messi, almost certainly playing his final World Cup match, there

were no excuses afterward just four words: "Nothing was handed jair cunha to us."

Fair sending-off, or the decision that decided a World Cup?

Subscribe we're breaking down everything from this tournament in

the days ahead.

Like if you were shouting at your screen when the card came out.

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