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See How Spain Finally Broke Through Argentina’s Defense in Extra Time

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By Bora Erden Verified, Malika Khurana Verified, Allison McCann Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Photographs by Malika Khurana The 3-D scene was created based on photographs captured by The New York Times during the game. The positions of the players, the ball trajectory and the player paths were determined using custom software created by The Times. The software uses computer vision to detect and track the players and the ball. It also uses 3-D projections to manually map those elements to their real-world coordinates on the field. This data was used to build an immersive scene of the play.
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See How Spain Pulled Apart France’s Defense

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By Bora Erden Verified, Malika Khurana Verified, Allison McCann Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Photographs by Malika Khurana The 3-D scene was created based on photographs captured by The New York Times during the game. The positions of the players, ball trajectory and player paths were determined using custom software created by The Times. The software uses computer vision to detect and track the players and the ball. It also uses 3-D projections to manually map those elements to their real-world coordinates on the field. This data was used to build an immersive scene of the play.
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See How a Series of U.S. Mistakes Led to Belgium’s Third Goal

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By Bora Erden Verified, Malika Khurana Verified, Allison McCann Verified
| The New York Times Verified
Photographs by Bora Erden The 3-D scene was created based on photographs captured by The New York Times at the game. The positions of the players, ball trajectory and player paths were determined using custom software created by The Times. The software uses computer vision to detect and track the players and the ball. It also uses 3-D projections to manually map those elements to their real-world coordinates on the field. This data was used to build an immersive scene of the play.
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