Argentina faced extra time with ten players after Enzo Fernandez received a red card. Spain dominated possession and shots but could not score against Emiliano Martinez. The goalkeeper made a record ten saves to keep Argentina in the match. This historic goalless final entered extra time after ninety minutes. Both teams sought to win the prestigious World Cup trophy. Argentina faced extra time with ten players after Enzo Fernandez received a red card. Spain dominated possession and shots but could not score against Emiliano Martinez. The goalkeeper made a record ten saves to keep Argentina in the match. This historic goalless final entered extra time after ninety minutes. Both teams sought to win the prestigious World Cup trophy.
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Late drama! Enzo Fernandez sent off as Argentina reduced to 10 men before extra time
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