Who won, Argentina or France?

Compared with Korea and Japan, the previous World Cups in Sochi were the most ups and downs, and it was an epic battle between the accession of a new king and the coronation of a god of war. There is suspense in both topicality and strength comparison.

Argentina: Messi's battle to seal the gods, the stars holding the moon, and the unity of mind, Argentina's unprecedented unity, also reflects that football is a team battle.

France: France can see from the immigration policy of France that most of the French teams are already African players and have better physical fitness. The strong youth training system, player training channels and advanced football tactical concepts of French football make the French team extremely comprehensive. From the previous matches of the French team, it can be seen that the French team's tactical accomplishment, physical fitness and player's state are excellent, not to mention Benzema's injury stoppage.

From the comparison of the strengths and weaknesses before the game, the French team is superior to the Argentine team, while the value and overall cooperation of all members of the French team presents a multi-point flowering and all-round excellent champion image. Argentina has a lot of comments on Messi's single-core leadership, 70% of which depends on Messi phenomenon. If it weren't for one last dance of Messi, it wouldn't attract unprecedented attention and support. If it weren't for Argentina, I think people would prefer the French to win, because they have Mbappé Dagilu and Varanet in the back line, with higher average height and excellent header. The highlight of this game is the fighting skills of the two coaches. Di Maria has been on the right and changed to the left, leaving Deschamps unprepared and giving Di Maria the hope of winning the left impact. France was beaten by Argentina on the left and lost the series in the middle, with a score of 2-0 until Di Maria's end. Let everyone feel the stability of Argentina, the adjustment of the French and the awakening of Mbappé. It was 2: 2 in 90 minutes, which made everyone feel nervous. In overtime, Messi showed the true nature of the king of the ball and took the lead in scoring, but the elbow touched the ball and made the score 3: 3. From the 1998 World Cup to the present, most competitions are one-sided and the champions are too strong. The World Cup was evenly matched, with scores rising alternately. Penalty shootout is the fiercest game in history.