Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez sets a record for the most saves in a FIFA World Cup final as his team plays Spain in the 1-0 match. Multiple outlets report that Martínez makes double-digit saves, with totals reported as 10 or 11 depending on the source’s count. Yahoo Sports and Fox Sports both state that he records 10 saves against Spain, describing it as the most in a World Cup final since record-keeping began in 1966. Times of India reports 11 saves, adding detail that a fingertip save helps keep the match going and that his performance is a key factor in extending the contest into extra time. All accounts agree that Martínez’s saves are central to Argentina’s ability to remain in the match and limit Spain’s chances. Despite his record-setting goalkeeping, Spain wins the final 1-0 to claim the World Cup title.