World Cup Final Heads to Extra Time as Argentina Plays Shorthanded Against Spain

The World Cup final between Argentina and Spain pushed into extra time Sunday after neither team could break through during regulation play, with the score sitting at 0-0 after 90 minutes at New York New Jersey Stadium.

Should the deadlock continue through the additional 30 minutes of play, the championship title will be settled by a penalty shootout.

Argentina’s situation became even more difficult late in the match when midfielder Enzo Fernandez was issued a second yellow card during stoppage time — a foul on Pau Cubarsi — leaving the team to compete with just 10 players on the field heading into extra time.