Argentina Wins the FIFA World Cup, Montiel Scores Decisive Penalty

Argentina Defeats France in Thrilling Final

Buenos Aires, Argentina - In a thrilling final at Lusail Stadium in Qatar, Argentina emerged victorious over France, winning the FIFA World Cup for the third time. The match was a back-and-forth affair, with both teams trading blows. However, it was Argentina who ultimately prevailed, winning 4-2 on penalties.

Messi's Moment

Lionel Messi, who was playing in his last World Cup, was the star of the show for Argentina. The forward scored a penalty in regulation time and then converted the winning penalty in the shootout. Messi's performance capped off a brilliant career for the Argentine legend, who now has won every major trophy in club and international football.

France's Fight

France fought valiantly but ultimately came up short. Kylian Mbappe scored a hat-trick for France, including a remarkable goal in the 118th minute that sent the match to penalties. However, it was not enough, as Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez saved two of France's penalties to secure the win for Argentina.

History for Argentina

Argentina's victory marks the first time that the country has won the World Cup since 1986. It is also the first time that a South American nation has won the trophy since Brazil in 2002. The win is a historic moment for Argentina and will be celebrated for years to come.