Argentina first World Cup finalist without a shot in 90 minutes
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Argentina became the first World Cup finalist to not register a single shot during the 90 minutes of regulation time, according to match statistics.
Argentina became the first team in World Cup history to reach the final and fail to record a shot during the 90 minutes of regulation time, according to match statistics.
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