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Spain has two lucky charms ahead of the World Cup final

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By Juan Jimenez, Juan Jiménez Verified, Calum Roche
| Diario AS Verified
Any help is welcome in a World Cup final. Especially against Lionel Messi. Luis de la Fuente is a coach who believes more in hard work than superstition. Even so, there are two players whose numbers are impossible to ignore: Fabián Ruiz and Mikel Oyarzabal. The Fabián Ruiz story If he starts on Sunday, Fabián will make his 50th appearance for Spain.
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Unai Simón vs. Dibu Martínez: The World Cup final’s other heavyweight showdown

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By Juan Jimenez, Juan Jiménez Verified
| Diario AS Verified
A lot of the spotlight heading into Sunday’s World Cup final at MetLife Stadium has gone to the stars up front — the Lamine Yamal–Lionel Messi storyline practically writes itself — but the battle between the posts has its own drama, its own history, and its own unfinished business. After a standout performance during Euro 2024, Unai Simón finished second in the Yashin Trophy voting, the award France Football gives to the world’s best goalkeeper.
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Rodri previews Spain vs Argentina World Cup final: “This is the biggest game of our lives”

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By Juan Jimenez, Juan Jiménez Verified, Fernando S. Tavero Verified, David Nelson
| Diario AS Verified
Rodri turned 30 on June 22. It feels like the perfect age, the perfect moment, to lift the trophy awarded to the World Cup champions. It’s something he’s dreamed about. Now comes the chance to make it a reality. Relaxed at Spain’s Melanie Lane training base, he settles into his chair (“It’s comfortable”) before sitting down with AS for his only interview ahead of the final, which sees Spain take on Argentina.
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