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Lionel Scaloni, Argentina’s head coach since 2018, is poised to become one of the few coaches to win two World Cups if Argentina defeats Spain. At 48, he inherited a struggling team and has led them to the final, potentially matching Vittorio Pozzo's record of back-to-back titles in 1934 and 1938. A victory would mark the first modern-era back-to-back World Cup wins for a coach of a different nationality from their team.
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