Article: West Germany Finishes England, Returns to Cup Final;Penalty Kicks Earn Rematch With Argentina

If you believe there's a certain sameness to soccer, you may be right in one respect: The outcomes often seem alike. But it's the unique experience of arriving at what appears a similar conclusion that gives the game its kick.

Tonight-just like the previous night-a World Cup semifinal match was played to a 1-1 draw through extra time and decided 4-3 on penalty kicks. Tonight, favored West Germany prevailed against the tenacious English, who were playing their third straight overtime game.

With the same score by which Argentina upset Italy Tuesday night in Naples, West Germany advanced to Sunday's title game against the same opponent it met-and lost to-for the 1986 Cup. And the anticipated ...

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