Paulo Dubala relates how Emiliano Martinez told him to throw a penalty in the middle

Martinez hosted a penalty from Kingsley Coman in the World Cup final, after failing to cut two of Kylian Mbarppe in 120 minutes, writes Periscope.

It was not the first time he challenged someone, he had stopped Virgil van Dijkk and Steven Berghuis in their efforts in the quarterfinal victory over the Netherlands.

Argentina's blow from the point against France was seen throwing the ball away to delay Aureleen Tchoween after Real Madrid midfielder lost his shot.

His entire rounds during the shootout were considered a victory in psychological warfare and everything came after he did one of the biggest expectations in World Cup history, just at the end of the extra time.

One of his methods of removing the opponent and making sure Hugo LIoris could not copy his ball throw tactics, was to hand over the ball to the next Argentina player.

Paulo Dubala has explained how Martinez has helped him to mark the penalty, with the doorman giving the attackers some incredible advice during the escape of the blow.

Speaking after the trophy parade, the assailant found that he was introduced as a late substitute, he would pass across in front of Lhoris, but his team friend dismissed him.

The truth is, when the coach called me in, I knew it was due to penalty, so I had to try to get a colder head as possible”, he said through the TyC.

It's not easy because a world final is definitely not played every day.

When my turn came, it took me a long time to walk where the ball was, I couldn't go further.

I had spoken to Debu [Martinez], he had advised me to shoot in the middle after they were lost, and LIoris was disappointed.

“I would go to his left, the doorman jumped into that part, but I heard what Martinez said, with the kick in between not failing”/Periscopi/