World Cup 2018: The problem with penalty kicks

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Last updated 07 junho 2024
World Cup 2018: The problem with penalty kicks
In a game where low scores are the rule, penalty kicks are entirely too consequential to the final result. The World Cup is showing us why yet again.
World Cup 2018: The problem with penalty kicks
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World Cup 2018: The problem with penalty kicks
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World Cup 2018: The problem with penalty kicks
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