New Delhi, July 19 -- The FIFA World Cup 2026 has seen it all. From being the first-ever World Cup with 48 teams to debutants Cabo Verde almost giving a scare to defending champions Argentina to Lionel Messi shattering plethora of records at the sport's grandest stage, the 23rd edition has been a witness to many. On Sunday, Argentina and Spain will take the field one final time in this edition at the MetLife stadium in New Jersey.

Not only the FIFA World Cup pits the best against each other, it also puts some of football's most remarkable records to test. In its 96-year history, the several records make their way into record books what many fans prefer to call World Cup curses. Argentina stand a chance to break two of them.

Argentina ha...