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>This is what makes Argentina dangerous:

>It’s hard to beat a team that has the referees on their side with every 50-50 call going in their favor. When you face a team like that, you start playing cautiously, and when you do that, you can't perform at your best. Meanwhile, they on the other hand aren’t scared to take risks and give their all, knowing the decisions will go in their favor. The psychological part of football has a big impact on performance.

>It’s how they won the 2022 World Cup. They received 5 penalties, the most in single World Cup’s history. Think about that



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