Querido Leo,
No puedo imaginar el dolor por el que debes estar pasando. Te mando todo mi cariño y mis condolencias a ti y a toda tu familia en estos momentos tan difíciles.
Descanse en paz, Jorge. 🙏🏻
That moment is genuinely one of the most iconic moments of this World Cup.
The score was 1-1 between Argentina and England in the 90th minute. Messi had already done everything—he had created the equalizer and looked completely exhausted. At that point, everyone was thinking, “Fine, we’ll settle this in extra time.”
Then Alexis Mac Allister struck the crossbar and put his hands on his head in frustration, while Djed Spence was about to launch a counterattack.
Out of nowhere, Messi exploded into a full sprint and pressed Spence so aggressively that he was forced to clear the ball aimlessly.
Messi won it back, dribbled past O’Riley and Spence, and delivered the winning assist to Lautaro Martínez.
When the final whistle blew, he dropped to his knees and celebrated with pure emotion—as if he had just reached his first World Cup final.
This came after a historic performance in which Messi covered 8.3 km, the greatest distance he has ever covered in a single World Cup game.
Just think about it.
A player who has already won everything in football, lifted the World Cup, played in 2 World Cup finals, and is almost 40 years old… yet still has the passion to carry his country on his shoulders and drag them to victory.
An iconic moment from the people’s champion, Lionel Messi. 💙
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