From extra time to shootouts, here's everything you need to know.
The golden goal rule, awarding the victory to the first team that scores, does not apply in the World Cup. The full 30 minutes of extra time is played in its entirety.Sometimes even 120 minutes of soccer isn’t enough.
Once the shootout lead is insurmountable, the game is over. If still tied through five rounds of penalty kicks, the shootout goes to sudden death. The first team to have an advantage after a completed round is declared the winner of the game.Of the 21 World Cup finals that have been played, seven have gone to extra time.
Prior to 2018, when France defeated Croatia in regulation, the previous three World Cup finals went to extra time. It is the only time in tournament history that consecutive finals reached extra time. Only twice in roughly 90 years have penalty kicks been needed to determine the winner of the World Cup.
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