Lionel Messi’s Final Flop and Rodri’s Shocking Triumph: The Untold Story of the 2026 World Cup Showdown
The River Plate centre-back played throughout Argentina’s triumphant campaign in 2022 and may look back on that far more fondly than this tournament, in which his only start was against Jordan.
Leandro Paredes: 4
Given Spain’s dominance, there was little shame in Paredes being unable to affect the game after coming on.
The midfielder’s conduct after the final whistle, by contrast, earned him an embarrassing red card in a shamefully acrimonious post-match melee.
Nahuel Molina: 6
Came on for Montiel and made a notable intervention to block an Olmo attempt that may have been goal-bound.
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