France triumphed over Argentina 3-2 in a penalty shootout to clinch the gold medal in blind football at the Paralympic Games, marking the end of Brazil's dominance in the sport since its inception in 2004. The match featured a thrilling atmosphere under the lights of the Eiffel Tower, with French captain Frédéric Villeroux scoring the opening goal before Maximiliano Espinillo equalized for Argentina. Despite Argentina's strong possession and scoring opportunities, French goalkeeper Alessandro Bartolomucci's critical saves helped maintain the tie, leading to penalties. Villeroux cemented his hero status by scoring the winning penalty, while also crediting his teammates for the victory. This win not only avenges the French men's football team’s loss to Argentina in the 2022 World Cup but also fulfills the hopes of the French Paralympic delegation for gold medals. Overall, the event highlighted the resilience and talent of the French team in a sport that has grown in visibility and spirit.