World Cup Single Match Successful Passes: Argentina and Cape Verde Top the List, Final Ranks Third

The famous statistics website Squawka has released a ranking of the most successful passes in a single match at the 2026 World Cup. The list is topped by the Round of 32 match between Argentina and Cape Verde with 1,188 successful passes. Second place is Belgium vs Senegal (Round of 32) with 1,138 passes, followed by the Final between Spain and Argentina with 1,120 passes. Other notable entries include Netherlands vs Morocco (Round of 32, 1,093 passes), Argentina vs Algeria (Group Stage, 1,067 passes), and Norway vs England (Quarterfinal, 1,061 passes). The ranking highlights possession-based playstyles and includes matches from various stages of the tournament, with Argentina appearing multiple times.

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World Cup Single Match Successful Passes: Argentina and Cape Verde Top the List, Final Ranks Third虎扑 - 足球Neutral / independentJul 22, 08:33 AM UTC

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