this documentary is a came entry ah ah, this is dw news live from berlin and fx final in the world cup jubilation for argentina after they when the game a penalty shoot. it was a match full of twists turns and golds guitar and rushes defense minister allegedly inspects troops, fighting in ukraine. moscow says this footage shows the survey showing you checking

on russian units on the front line. the data and location is one clear, but what does it mean for the war? our correspondence will have ah i'm pablo police. welcome to the program. argentina has one be 2022 football world cup in katara. the final against defending champions. france was a nail biting battle that kept fans guessing to the very end. finally being decided in a very tense penalty shoot out. so let's take a look back at the match that's already being called a classic leonel massey opened the scoring early on after argentina were awarded a penalty and not long afterwards, it was unhealthy. maria doubled the lead for the south americans in the 36th

minutes. the game seemed over until with just 10 minutes to go. keeley and by pe scored ones from the penalty spots. and just 2 minutes later again with a beautiful side volley to sent the game to extra time. there it was messy who gave argentina a 32 lead with his 12th world cup goal before another embassy penalty equalized the game. again. his 3rd goal of the final made him the top score of the tournament and took this absolute, the ruler of a game to the penalty shootouts. however, argentina were the ones to keep their cool, converting all for penalties while france missed to the south americans when the world come for the 3rd time while it's legal, no missy's 1st title, and what was his last ever world cup match asked, exceeds there. and that's talk now to get over the scores correspondence daniel barcelona, who's at the stadium inc at tar danya. great to see it's being called

a classic. i'm sure you're going to be talking about this much for years and years to comb. tell us, what was it like being there inside the stadium? gives you a nice background. of course i was in the stadium. let me tell you. it was absolutely electric in the stadium. there's so many argentina fans of over $88000.00 people, probably 90 percent were argentina and through this whole turn it, they really brought so much atmosphere to the stadium. they really gave argentina momentum, especially when you know things look like they could go the other way. of course this was probably, i've seen a lot of football matches in my life and this is probably the best one i've ever seen. definitely met even one of the best sporting events i've ever seen. this game had absolutely everything, and the fans brought the he and ultimately maybe pushed argentina over the line. has certainly was a real, emotional roller coaster danya and certainly a very,

very important game for one player in particular on o leon l massey. of course it was definitely an emotional rollercoaster. i mean, i was sitting beside some argentina fans in the stadium and they weren't found excited at the beginning of the game to okay, thinking that they were going to win because argentina had taken a comfortable lead, then france came back and they started crying. tears of sadness at one point, the guy beside me looked at his heart rate monitor and he gave him a warning that he was going into a red zone. i was like, okay, you need to chill, but then ultimately they won so rollercoaster other motions of course, lino messy, getting his hand finally on the world caught the job that has eluded him his entire career. but it was a great game because it was like a changing of the guard. so we also sign amazing performance from him, bought there. so it's almost like he told the football world, it's okay. the football world is in good hands. when leonor messy and rinaldo

retired, i've got this, i'm sure, as i'm sure it's a tough evening as well. oh i see you have so much. huh. okay. so, so tell us, what do you have to say some final words on this roku? i mean, from a, from blind perspective, this will cut really gave us everything a, gave us some great football, some big upset, some great victories. we saw some amazing things. now of course, the tournament at certain points was a little bit overshadowed by more important political topics. which are extremely important to talk about. and it's important that we were here, you know, bringing light to these situations and above all, i think it's important that viva is how to little bit more accountable. and everyone's talking about it because they were the one who decided to award guitar the walcott. and then they were a little bit weak on issues, legs, the alcohol you turns and the iron band. so it's important that we hold viva

accountable in the future. moving forward, we take the positives from this tournament and we also learn from the negatives. thanks tonya. tonya barcelona tito view sports reporter reporting for us there from guitar. well d w 's nicole ris is in the argentinian capital born us iris were fans have been reacting to their country's legendary when oh, you can only imagine that because this far louison, emotional earthquake, really, crowds are really like, you know, walking down the street. you're trying to get to the openness, which is right behind me. i can see thousands and they're celebrating this singing that dancing. oh, there's fire crackers as well, and this has been a really, really emotional day. i mean, i was walking down the street when the 1st goal struck and it was, you know, everybody was jumping up and down and i had a military my because of the emotion here. and then later on the uncertainty

because the french were also really good. but now it's argentina, they have the world that what the desired for for such a long time. and i have to say, i'm really happy for them. but it certainly means so much in argentina. football is, is almost, it's more than a sport there. and of course, there's one man in particular which, who is more than the national champion. i'd say leonel massey, he's want everything now including the world cult. so it must be an incredible emotional experience for him. and of course, for argentinians to see that i mean imagine the pressure that man had to endure in a final hours before this match. and now everybody who adores them like everybody, you're pretty much a doors and they say, he's a humble man. he's a decent man. and he's good for argentina, they kind of, you know, i think they think he's some sort of god like preacher maybe goes up to the level

of madonna. everybody here is saying madonna's watching from above and he's guiding missy. and when missy comes back home to argentina, oh man, there will be a really big reception. i think his hometown is preparing for. they have been preparing for days and celebrating him. and pretty much everybody walking down the street. i mean that chanting, messy, messy, messy, all the time. i saw it yesterday, i saw him today. most people have a t shirt over him and, and stand the magic number 10. because in argentina, that number is magic. and well, he's bringing back the magic direction to united time whether it really wanted it, nickel briefly, if you could, what happens next? because i'm not sure the party is going to stop until the team come back in. and of course, that'll be rand 2 of the party, but tell us what is planned there in argentina? that the party is not gonna stop most people. yes, i already told me it argentina wins. i'm not going to go to work on monday. i'm not going to go to work on tuesday. i have to celebrate. so the party will be non stop

here. i imagined that there were millions the millions tonight, celebrating year in the streets. people have set up, you know, body use already. boy and i talked to group who had the jelly on the, on the street and the barbecue on the street, and they're going to have a long night as well. and once the team is back, there will be long celebrations as well. actually there was some speculation that there will be a holiday tomorrow because of argentina winning, but it hasn't been confirmed. they're going to make their own holiday out of it. i think it's going to be massive. all right, nicole, thank you so much for last dw correspondent, co risten, but aside us, enjoy the party that's gonna round up of some of their world news headlines now in iraq, the so called islamic state has claimed responsibility for a deadly bomb attack on a police convoy security official say at least 9 officers were killed in the blast near the northern city of to cook. 2 others were critically wounded. israel

has deported french palestinian lawyer, sally ha marie to france after he was accused of being a member of a band militant group. how murray was previously convicted of planning a terror attack in 2005 and served 7 years in prison. israel's interior minister, i aleck, had ordered his exposure and after a year's long effort by israeli authorities to revoke his residency status so far as the supplemental shanicea, his electoral board says there was just under 9 percent voter turnout and saturdays parliamentary election. the ballot was also boycott and by the opposition, 9000000 people were eligible to vote. however, the new parliament will have no authority following a power grab by the countries president with japan has lodged a strong protest after north korea fire to, to ballistic missiles. eastwards on sunday, tokyo said that beyond young's actions threatened regional and international

security. north korea has conducted an unprecedented number of tests this year. the e u has agreed to reform its carbon market with the aim of a 62 percent emissions caught by 2030. currently, electricity producers and industries with high energy demands can buy allowances to cover their carbon emissions. it's hope the deal will decrease quotas and encourage investment in greener technologies. and russia's defense minister sat, a guy show who has reportedly inspected his country's troops in ukraine. this video from the russian ministry of defense is said to show, show you checking on units involved in the invasion. it's not clear, however, where or when it was taken, the war has gone on for nearly 10 months now with tens of thousands of estimated casualties on both sides. fierce fighting contains many areas of ukraine, like in this undated video of the city of back boot under sold.

well, i asked deed abuse, russia correspondence killian buyer for his take on shy goose alleged visit to frontline troops. while pablo, i think, you know, ed, this was a p r stunt, and it really falls in line with the meeting that vladimir putin had on friday with the top commanders of the war. sag a sort of weekend was also there, as well as showing who was present as well, where putin talked to his generals and asked them on their opinions of how the war really should move forward. now, the war is not going as planned for russia. russia has had high losses and has seen many military setbacks in recent months. and so i think troy goes, visit really falls in line there. the russian government is trying to show we are taken care of things and we are moving forward. killian, we're getting reports, or there are reports of very low morale of russian troops. you tell us more on that about that? well, yes, russia has seen

a vast military last losses or sums a source of say, up to 100000. the lowest sources say around 10000 m and russia was forced to mobilize and many, many people in its partial mobilization civilians from all across the country. now there have been reports that these of these mobilize the soldiers are living under extremely harsh conditions. one report from air quotes region where i actually live for a while, as well as said that local wives were complaining to the governor because their men were living under extremely harsh conditions. having basic training outside at minus 30 degrees celsius and the siberian winter living and tents for months, many of them becoming sick. in some cases, 90 percent of the unit was recorded was reported to be completely sick. and, and so people, relatives in russia are angry that they are men that have been mobilized or not being trained properly and their eyes to handle the, the,

the demand and to really be able to fight the ukrainian military. killian, tell us a little bit about at president a russian president vladimir putin. it's an expected trip at 2 at bell risdon to visit his better recent counterpart, alexander lucas. shank a. what can we expect from that meeting? well i think what's important to know is in the relationship between lucas shinkel and putin. lucas jenko is the junior partner partner in 2020. we all remember we all remember the presidential election where lucas shanker was. it was propped up by putin normally lucas shank. goes to putin, now putin is going to lucas shinkel, and i really think this is a sign of how isolated flooding recruiting really is t w's killian buyer joining us from reagan. well, here's a reminder of the top story we're following for you. argentine has beacon france for the world cup file co title inc,

and tar after $83.00 all tie in extra time. these have americans beat defending champions, france on penalties. it's argentina's 1st world cup when in 36 years football legend, leona massey's 1st effort right? you're watching dw news from berlin, coming up max sports life meets a 15 year old champion skate border with her eye on the olympics ad will be back again at the top of the next hour. so i will see you then take care. ah ah, i'm skin that i want that's hard. and in the end this a me, you are not locked up to you anymore. we will send you back. are you familiar with this? with this.