Argentina advance to the World Cup last 16 after a 3-2 victory over Cape Verde that goes to extra time. Multiple reports describe a tense match in Miami in which Argentina face a major scare before finding a late breakthrough. Both outlets say Cristian Romero plays a decisive role, scoring in injury time via a header that ultimately results in a deflection. That goal secures Argentina’s lead and ensures the team progresses despite Cape Verde offering sustained resistance. The match ends with Argentina recording the same final scoreline—3-2—after the game is played beyond regular time. While Cape Verde are characterized as having impressed and pushed Argentina throughout, the consistent point across sources is that Argentina’s ability to respond under pressure determines the outcome. With the result, Argentina qualify for the knockout stage, while Cape Verde are eliminated.