Argentina Reviewed World Cup Matches

1:0

The 2026 World Cup final at MetLife Stadium was settled by Torres's 106th-minute goal — scored by a substitute, not a starter.

3:0

Argentina beat Algeria 3-0, backing up their xG edge (1.47 to 0.3).

2:0

Argentina beat Austria 2-0 in the group stage, confirming favorite status without needing to run up the score.

1:2

At 55 minutes, Gordon gave England the sort of lead that invites an immediate overreaction: one goal, one clenched fist, and suddenly every earlier difficulty can be filed under “character.” It was a useful goal, not a transforming one.

3:1

The final score was 3:1, the kind of result that can make a match sound straightforward before anybody asks how it became so.

3:2

What did not happen was panic. Egypt scored first at 15 through Ibrahim, Messi missed a penalty at 21, and that sequence usually invites a distorted match.

3:2

For 82 minutes this sat in a simple state: the stronger side had control and only the score needed catching up. Then it became one of those knockout nights that leaves traces on every surface. Argentina won 3 : 2 after extra time, and the numbers do not ask for reinterpretation. They had 2.16 xG to 0.45, 22 shots to 16, and 15 efforts from inside the box to 6. The match was noisy late on. Its logic was established much earlier. Argentina’s advantage was built in plain view. They had 64% of the ball and completed 779 passes from 849 attempts.

1:3

Argentina''s goalkeeper made no saves and won 3:1 — the opposition simply never tested him twice. Jordan''s single shot on target went in; nothing else came close. At 49% on the Crime Index, this one explains itself.