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LUSAIL, Qatar — Lionel Messi's World Cup hopes are still alive, but Tuesday's quarterfinal win over the Netherlands didn't come easily and it didn't come quickly — nor did Messi do it alone.

Argentina booked their place in the World Cup semi-finals with a win on penalties over the Netherlands, but the ill-tempered nature of the game continued during their celebrations

Lusail Stadium holds nearly 90,000 spectators and, at the highest point of its steep, undulating stands, fans have a birds-eye view of the match unfolding below.

Argentina’s maestro moves closer to emulating Maradona and inspiring a team far from world beaters to win the World Cup

The Oranje struck deep into injury time to force extra-time against the Albiceleste, but Lautaro Martinez hit the decisive penalty to end an all-time classic

NEW DELHI: Argentina and Lionel Messi kept their World Cup dream alive on a nervy night as they defeated Netherlands 4-3 on penalties to reach the semi-finals on Saturday. Argentina will now face the last edition's runners-up Croatia, who knocked Brazil out of the tournament with a shootout win on…

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Referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz produced 17 yellow cards and one red card during Argentina's victory over Netherlands in the World Cup quarter-finals, which needed extra time and penalties to decide a winner

Argentina win 4-3 on penalties after Netherlands had come back from two goals down to equalise in normal time.