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Messi admits penalty miss 'let the group down' in Argentina's World Cup comeback

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Lionel Messi felt he "let the group down" after missing a penalty against Egypt, but his crucial goal helped Argentina achieve a dramatic 3-2 comeback victory to reach the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals.

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