Argentina qualified for a World Cup final after beating Nigeria 2-1 in their third group match.
Lionel Messi scored Argentina's first goal in the 14th minute, while Victor Moses equalized with a penalty in the 51st minute, while Marcus Rojo waited until the 86th minute for Argentina's second goal.
The result is the Albiceleste rise to fourth place in second place, behind Croatia leading, while Nigeria is stuck at the point 3 and collapses their dream to qualify.
Argentina have relied on Lionel Messi's ability to dribble and create opportunities since the first minutes of the match, while the Nigerian team has taken the plunge back and created a huge number to deal with Argentina's desire to score an early goal.
In the 10th minute, Ihanshu opened the scoring for Nigeria after receiving a pass from Javier Mascherano in the middle of the pitch, but he mismanaged it despite the opportunity.
Argentina continued to press and Angel de Maria appeared in the picture thanks to his movements on the left side with the help of Tagliavico, but did not yield any new.
With 14 minutes, Ever Paniga made a great long pass for Lionel Messi, who received it in a special way and then fired it into the net, announcing Argentina's first goal amidst the joy of the big crowd present in the game.
The match was somewhat quiet after Messi's goal, and Nigeria took over the lead, but without a clear form in the absence of Ihanashu of his level and lack of productivity in the midfield in the manufacture of opportunities.
A pass from Messi in the 38th minute, Gonzalo Higuain was alone in Nigeria, but Juventus were unable to finish the ball before the arrival of goalkeeper Ozuho.
The second half was followed by changes in the Greens' Eagles, with coach Gernot Rohr pushing striker Odeon Igalo, instead of Ahainasho out of shape.
The Nigerian took advantage of the decline in Argentina's performance in the second period and launched a fierce attack, especially after the entry of Ijalo, who showed a remarkable understanding with Ahmed Moussa in the front.
The referee made a penalty for Nigeria after Mascherano blocked Nigeria in a corner kick, and Victor Moses came quietly to the left of the goal.
Jorge Sampaoli made his first kick from the bench in the 61st minute, involving Cristian Pavon instead of Enzo Perez, followed by another change by Angel de Maria and pushing Maximiliano Meza.
Nigeria's players demanded a new penalty kick from Rojo, but refused to count anything after returning to the video.
Argentinos were more furious with Sergio Aguero, instead of Tagliávico, as Higuain wasted the opportunity of a lifetime after getting a pass in the penalty area but knocked it down in the stands.
In the 86th minute, Markus Rojo managed to score the winning goal for Argentina after receiving a cross from substitute Pavon to score in the net.