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Argentina Down to 10 Men in World Cup Final Stunner
20 Jul
Summary
- Enzo Fernandez received two yellow cards, leading to a red card ejection.
- Argentina must play extra time with one fewer player than Spain.
- This was the sixth red card in a World Cup final and first since 2010.
Argentina endured a tense World Cup final, clinging to a scoreless draw for 90 minutes against Spain. The team's situation worsened dramatically in stoppage time when Enzo Fernandez was shown a red card after receiving two yellow cards.
This ejection means Argentina must compete in extra time with only 10 players. Fernandez's second yellow card was issued following a severe collision with Spain's Pau Cubarsi. This red card is a notable event, being only the sixth in World Cup final history and the first since 2010.
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