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Thrilled supporters are ticking down the minutes till what is sure to be a thrilling World Cup final in Doha. History is on the line for the two sides. France are meaning to turn out to be only the third group to hold the prize in its 92-year history, continuing in the strides of Italy and Brazil. Their lead trainer Didier Deschamps - who captained France to triumph in 1998 - is likewise competing to turn into the principal chief since Italy's Vittorio Pozzo in 1938 to bring home successive championships. For Argentina, the deepest desires of the country rest of the shoulders of Lionel Messi. Seemingly the best player ever, he is expecting to crown a sparkling profession with a World Cup champs decoration in what the 35-year-old says will be his last game for his country. World Cup a welcome distraction in Buenos Aires: The World Cup final seems to determine the nation's happiness for the foreseeable future in Buenos Aires. A severe economic crisis is currently affecting Argent

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