🇦🇷 🇲🇫 Thrilling penalty shootout full length | 2022 World Cup Final Qatar | Argentina vs. France

Argentina vs. France FIFA World Cup Final 2022 18 December Lusail Stadium *** welcome to our store http://www.maratoni-fussball.shop Argentina won in the end 4-2, scoring all four of their attempts while France failed on two: Kingsley Coman (saved) and Aurelien Tchouameni (wide) could not convert. Argentina ganó al final 4-2, anotando sus cuatro intentos, mientras que Francia falló en dos: Kingsley Coman (atajado) y Aurelien Tchouameni (desviado) no pudieron convertir. #worldcup2022 #qatar2022 #futbol #fútbol #football #messi #argentina #worldcupfinal #copadelmundo #copamundial2022 #france Argentina won the 2022 FIFA World Cup by beating France 4-2 on penalties after a breathless 3-3 draw over 120 minutes at the Lusail Stadium. Widely called the greatest game in football history, the match saw Lionel Messi lift his first World Cup trophy despite a sensational hat-trick from France's Kylian Mbappé. Match Timeline 23' Goal: Lionel Messi scores a penalty. 36' Goal: Ángel Di María finishes a beautiful counter-attack. 80' Goal: Kylian Mbappé converts a penalty. 81' Goal: Kylian Mbappé strikes a brilliant volley. 108' Goal: Lionel Messi taps in a rebound. 118' Goal: Kylian Mbappé scores another penalty. Shootout: Argentina wins 4-2 on spot-kicks. Argentina completely controlled the first 80 minutes of the game. Coach Lionel Scaloni shocked France by starting Ángel Di María on the left wing. The move worked perfectly. Di María won a penalty after being tripped in the box, which Lionel Messi calmly slotted away for the opening goal. Minutes later, Argentina scored one of the best team goals in tournament history. A flowing team move involving Messi and Mac Allister found Di María, who swept the ball into the net to make it 2-0. France was so thoroughly outplayed that they did not even register a shot until late in the second half. Just as Argentina looked ready to celebrate, France woke up. In the 80th minute, Randal Kolo Muani won a penalty, and Kylian Mbappé converted it to give France hope. Unbelievably, just 97 seconds later, Mbappé combined with Marcus Thuram and hit a breathtaking first-time volley past Emi Martínez. The game was suddenly tied 2-2, sending a stunned stadium into extra time. The madness continued in the extra 30 minutes. In the 108th minute, Lautaro Martínez’s shot was parried away, but Messi was there to poke the ball over the line, making it 3-2 for Argentina. France refused to die. With only two minutes left in extra time, a French shot struck Gonzalo Montiel’s arm in the box. Mbappé stepped up to score the penalty, becoming only the second man ever to score a hat-trick in a World Cup final. In the dying seconds, Argentinian goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez made a legendary, spread-eagled save against Kolo Muani to prevent a French winner and push the match to a shootout. The Penalty Shootout Round 1: Mbappé scores for France; Messi scores for Argentina (1-1). Round 2: Emi Martínez saves Kingsley Coman's shot; Paulo Dybala scores down the middle (2-1 Argentina). Round 3: Aurélien Tchouaméni drags his shot wide for France; Leandro Paredes scores (3-1 Argentina). Round 4: Kolo Muani scores for France; Gonzalo Montiel scores the winning penalty to seal the trophy for Argentina (4-2). +++ Argentina fans became a defining presence in Qatar during the 2022 FIFA World Cup, known for their overwhelming numbers and vocal support that eventually earned them the FIFA Fan Award. Traveling Supporters: An estimated 35,000 to 40,000 fans traveled directly from Argentina to Qatar. Many of these fans famously saved for years or sold personal assets to afford the trip despite Argentina's economic challenges. Global "Albiceleste" Community: The local support was significantly bolstered by thousands of migrant workers in Qatar from India, Bangladesh, and other South Asian nations where Lionel Messi and Argentina have massive followings. Stadium Presence: Argentina fans frequently outnumbered opponents, creating a home-like atmosphere at the 88,966-seat Lusail Stadium, where the team played several matches, including the final. Atmosphere and Culture "Little Buenos Aires": Fans established a makeshift headquarters in the Barwa neighborhood south of Doha, which became known as the "Argentine Neighborhood" due to its street parties, barbecues (asados), and murals. Anthems: The song "Muchachos, Ahora Nos Volvimos a Ilusionar" became the tournament's de facto anthem, celebrating the legacies of Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi. Gathering Points: Beyond the stadiums, fans converged at iconic Doha locations like Souq Waqif and the Corniche for large-scale pep rallies and celebrations.