Does the World Cup go to extra time?
In World Cup knockout matches, a tie after 90 minutes leads to 30 minutes of extra time, followed by penalties if still level.
In World Cup knockout matches, a tie after 90 minutes leads to 30 minutes of extra time, followed by penalties if still level.
World Cup group stage matches can end 0-0, but knockout games must have a winner, using extra time and penalties if needed.
World Cup knockout matches tied after 90 minutes go to 30 minutes of extra time, then penalties if still level.
World Cup group stage games can end in a tie, but knockout matches go to extra time and penalties if level after 90 minutes.
World Cup group stage matches can end in draws, but knockout stage ties are resolved by extra time and penalties.