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Spain ground out a hard-fought 1-0 victory over Argentina in extra time, with a substitute's left-foot strike in the 106th minute settling a ferocious World Cup tie that Argentina spent fouling their way through.
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📊 Match recap and data context
Spain beat Argentina 1-0 in World Cup 2026 qualifying, landing our model's pick of a Spain win at 44 percent probability. The hosts controlled the match and broke through once; Argentina managed limited chances despite their recent form showing both teams scoring in 67 percent of their last five outings. Spain's defensive solidity proved decisive, extending their recent run to three wins in five games. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
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