History of Argentina vs Spain in 2026 Cup
The World Cup final between Argentina and Spain is expected to be a perfect match in terms of goals and history, with at least one goal anticipated, based on previous final matches where the winning team averaged 2.6 goals per game. Statistics indicate that the last two finals combined saw a total of 12 goals, and the team that scores at least two goals has won 17 times, with some finals ending 1-0 or ending in a goalless draw. It is worth mentioning that Messi, who is 39 years old, will be the oldest player to participate in a World Cup final, with the chance to match Cafu's record of playing in three finals. If Spain wins, their coach Luis de la Fuente will become the oldest coach to lift the World Cup, aged 65. Meanwhile, the team is aiming to set a record by remaining unbeaten in their last 37 matches.
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