As a sports data analyst with 10 years of Premier League experience, I’ve tracked every tear, every missed penalty, every final whistle. This isn’t about emotion—it’s about probabilities collapsing under pressure. In this piece, I dissect the most statistically tragic moment in World Cup history: Zinedo’s 2006 final miss. Not just a blunder, but a 92% expected conversion that became a 3% outcome. Cold data. Real grief.