World Cup 2026 knockout leads will test calm benches
Late substitutions, cards and tired legs can turn a one-goal lead into a tactical exam, not just a scoreline.
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Late substitutions, cards and tired legs can turn a one-goal lead into a tactical exam, not just a scoreline.
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