The final game on Day 4 of the 2014 World Cup saw the long-awaited introduction of Lionel Messi as Argentina met Bosnia-Herzegovina.
The South Americans were ahead inside three minutes, albeit with a slice of fortune, as a free-kick bounced off Sead Kolasinac and into his own net.
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The Maracana erupted in the second half when the Argentines doubled their lead via this special strike from Lionel Messi.
However, a tense ending was in store, as Vedad Ibisevic scored with five minutes left.
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Argentina held on, though, to secure a 2-1 win in Group F against the only tournament debutants in Brazil.
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