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Football matches are typically 90 minutes long, split into two halves. However, the referee adds 'injury time' or 'stoppage time' to compensate for delays like substitutions, injuries, or goal celebrations. This means games often extend beyond 90 minutes, sometimes significantly, leading to dramatic finishes like Szoboszlai's 99th-minute penalty.
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