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The majority of World Cup semi-final matches throughout history have been decided within the 90 minutes. Out of 38 encounters, 29 ended in normal time, with different methods used to determine the winner—whether through victories during regulation, extensions into extra time, or penalty shootouts. These finals began in the early editions of the tournament in 1930, where matches were decided directly within 90 minutes. Over time, this evolved to include extra time and, in some editions, penalty shootouts. One of the most notable examples is the 2014 World Cup match between Germany and Brazil, which was decided in 90 minutes with a 7-1 score. Currently, the Spanish, French, Argentine, and English national teams are awaiting their journeys to the 2026 final—whether by winning in regulation, extending into extra time, or going through penalty shootouts.
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