Lionel Messi leads Argentina past Egypt in World Cup thriller

The story
The Argentina men's national team is the defending FIFA World Cup champion.
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- AxiosAmerica's World Cup spectacle smashes expectationsabout 2 months ago
- Fox NewsLionel Messi and Argentina face a balanced Switzerland side that could force a World Cup drawabout 2 months ago
- BreitbartVIDEO: Zohran Mamdani Rails at World Cup: 'Egypt Were Robbed'about 2 months ago
- Google NewsFIFA referee chief defends disallowed Egypt goal against Argentina and denies Gianni Infantino influences World Cup officials - Goal.comabout 2 months ago
- Al JazeeraVAR call, Argentina win raise questions of legitimacy at World Cupabout 2 months ago
- ABC News Lionel Messi leads Argentina past Egypt in World Cup thrillerabout 2 months ago
- APThe World Cup is half over, with 54 of 104 matches complete. And the drama is just getting started2 months ago
- ZeroHedgeFIFA World Cup Gets Underway Across North America3 months ago
How this story developed
Full timelineAlto has tracked this across 9 days of coverage from 8 outlets.
- FIFA Referee Chief Issues Strong Response to Accusations of Bias Towards Lionel Messi’s Argentina - Sports IllustratedGoogle News
- FIFA referee chief defends disallowed Egypt goal against Argentina and denies Gianni Infantino influences World Cup officials - Goal.comGoogle News
- VIDEO: Zohran Mamdani Rails at World Cup: 'Egypt Were Robbed'Breitbart
- Lionel Messi and Argentina beat Egypt 3-2 and Switzerland ousts Colombia at the World Cup, in photos - AP NewsGoogle News
- Tom Brady says whether Argentina's World Cup comeback vs Egypt was better than the Patriots' 28-3 miracle - hitc.comGoogle News
- Egyptian players, coaches complain about controversial calls in loss to Argentina: 'Rigged game'Fox News
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