World Cup live updates: Argentina stunned, Saudi Arabia takes lead; Mexico vs. Poland up next
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Monday’s games combined for more than 45 minutes of stoppage time across three games. While England dominated Iran, the Netherlands found a way to win in the second half against Senegal and the U.S. men’s national team drew 1-1 with Wales.
Lionel Messi starts his chase for his first World Cup trophy, while reigning champion France begins its title defense run Tuesday against Australia to wrap Day 3 of the World Cup group stages.
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Saudi Arabia scores twice early in second half
The Saudi defense has been the MVP of this match. Playing a high-line to keep Argentina offside in the first half, the aggressive nature won Saudi Arabia a ball at midfield which led to the equalizer from Saleh Al Shehri.
offside rule has been a source of innumerable controversial calls in soccer, in large part because they were left completely to the whims of human error.”Make the Save.”Greatest players to never win a World Cup: Where does Lionel Messi rank?
Argentina’s Lionel Messi has dominated the game of soccer over the past decade-plus. He has amassed an impressive résumé of career individual and team accomplishments. Yet, one prize — the grandest of them all — has eluded him.
Messi is not alone. Many of the greatest players in the history of the game didn’t win a World Cup.
Argentina vs. Saudi Arabia — 5 a.m.
Lionel Messi might be the best player in the world, but he hasn’t won a World Cup. Not yet, at least. His next, and maybe final chance starts Tuesday.
Time: Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 5 a.m. ET
Stadium: Lusail Stadium
How to watch: FOX and Telemundo or stream on fuboTV and Peacock (Spanish)
Denmark vs. Tunisia — 8 a.m.
Time: Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 8 a.m. ET
Stadium: Education City Stadium
How to watch: FOX and Telemundo or stream on fuboTV and Peacock (Spanish)
Mexico vs. Poland — 11 a.m.
Time: Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 11 a.m. ET
Stadium: Stadium 974
How to watch: FOX and Telemundo or stream on fuboTV and Peacock (Spanish)
France vs. Australia — 2 p.m.
Time: Tuesday, Nov. 22 at 2 p.m. ET
Stadium: Al Janoub Stadium
How to watch: FOX and Telemundo or stream on fuboTV and Peacock (Spanish)