Torrès Continues Argentine Challenge

The article discusses the recurrence of the same scenario from the 2014 World Cup final in the 2026 edition, where substitute players scored two crucial goals that awarded the tournament titles to both Germany and Spain at the expense of Argentina. In 2014, Mario Götze entered as a substitute to score the winning goal in extra time, while in 2026, Ferran Torres successfully secured the victory for Spain after coming on as a substitute and scoring in the 106th minute of the match. The article points out that this pattern repeats tragically with the Argentine national team, which has conceded goals from substitutes in both finals. Notably, both goals came during extra time, underscoring Argentina's ongoing "curse" in finals where opponents' substitutes score against them.

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