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'I felt I let the team down': Messi admits penalty miss left him devastated

Lionel Messi admitted feeling he let his team down after missing a crucial penalty. Argentina faced elimination trailing two goals before a stunning comeback unfolded. Cristian Romero, Messi, and Enzo Fernandez scored within thirteen minutes to secure victory. Messi's late equalizing goal provided immense relief and happiness for the squad. This remarkable fighting spirit propelled Argentina into the World Cup quarter-finals.

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'I felt I let the team down': Messi admits penalty miss left him devastated
Lionel Messi admitted feeling he let his team down after missing a crucial penalty. Argentina faced elimination trailing two goals before a stunning comeback unfolded. Cristian Romero, Messi, and Enzo Fernandez scored within thirteen minutes to secure victory. Messi's late equalizing goal provided immense relief and happiness for the squad. This remarkable fighting spirit propelled Argentina into the World Cup quarter-finals.
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