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[Diario AS @diarioas]

🔥 Clamor por Bellingham: incumplió la ‘Ley Vinicius’

#NuestroMejorMundial #NuestroMejorMundialAS

[José Ramón Fernández @joserra_espn]

¿CAMBIÓ LA REGLA O CAMBIÓ EL PROTAGONISTA?

Almirón: expulsado por taparse la boca.
Cristiano: sin roja.
Bellingham: sin roja.

Las imágenes son idénticas…

[Michelle @Chefdoo95]

💣🚨 BREAKING: Paraguay 🇵🇾 Files an Official Complaint to FIFA Over Inconsistencies.

Paraguay Football Federation files official complaint to FIFA over alleged inconsistent application of the new mouth-covering rule at the 2026 World Cup.

In a strongly worded letter, Paraguay officials cited the England vs Ghana Group L match, pointing out multiple instances most notably involving Jude Bellingham where England players appeared to cover their mouths during heated confrontations with Ghana opponents, yet no red cards were issued.

This comes just days after Paraguay’s own Miguel Almirón became the first player in World Cup history to receive a straight red for the exact same offence against Türkiye (refereed by Iván Barton).

> “The rule must be applied equally to all teams, or it loses all credibility.” Source close to Paraguayan FA

FIFA has confirmed receipt of the complaint and says it will review the incidents. More to follow…

What do you think fair complaint or sour grapes? 👀

[Emmanuel Alejandro Rondón @rondon_EA26]

Se advirtió que el criterio de la "ley Vinicius-Prestianni" no se iba a mantener en el resto del torneo, generando únicamente más injusticia, confusión y sensación de perjuicio contra Paraguay. Hoy a Bellingham no le mostraron la tarjeta roja tras taparse la boca en una confrontación con Ayew, durante el empate entre Ghana-Inglaterra.

Evidentemente, esto evidencia que el cuerpo arbitral solo actuó en el Paraguay-Turquía porque el jugador turco se avivó y aprovechó de la normativa. Aquí, como Ayew demostró cierto respeto y código, el VAR ni prestó atención.

Ah, pero la FIFA sí que actuó rápido para sancionar a un periodista paraguayo por denunciar la estupidez detrás de esta norma. La hipocresía.

[Daniel Chung @Danichung]

La hipotenusa.

[The Touchmine | 𝐓 @TouchmineX]

🚨🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 Jude Bellingham wasn't shown a red card for covering his mouth while speaking to an opponent. ❌🟥

But Paraguay's Miguel Almirón didn't receive the same treatment. 😬🇵🇾

Double standards or a refereeing mistake? 🤔

[Marca Zonal | Data & Fútbol 📊 @Marca_Zonal]

🗣️❌ Uno es inglés, el otro paraguayo… ahí está la diferencia a la hora de aplicar la regla.

[CR7STIANISMO🇪🇸🇵🇹 @Cr7stianismo_]

Gracias a la televisión saudí, tenemos esta imagen de la falta previa de MacAllister en el primer gol de Messi.

Una patada por detrás clara y evidente que fue ocultada por la retransmisión.

[Residentt @Residentt4]

Lo de Argentina en los mundiales es ridículo, no hay un solo mundial en el que no hayan robado.

VERGONZOSO.

[The Touchmine | 𝐓 @TouchmineX]

🚨🚨🚨 𝗦𝗖𝗔𝗡𝗗𝗔𝗟: Argentina are being favored!!! 😳

• Messi steps on Aïssa Mandi’s calf and almost ends his career.

• Mac Allister elbows Ibrahim Maza and knocks him out.

• Mac Allister fouls a player in the build-up to Argentina’s first goal.

• Lautaro Martínez kicks Laimer and pushes him to the ground. The referee warns Laimer instead.

The shocking part? Not a single booking.

Are these honest refereeing mistakes, or is there a clear bias toward Argentina? 🤔🇦🇷💰

[This Account Makes You Happy @FeelYouHappy]

This video should be protected against any kind of harassment 😂😂
Meet the most corrupt player in the history of football 🤡😭

[✞Matt @Lfc_ola_]

🚨José Mourinho on Messi and Argentina: “It’s easy to win back-to-back World Cups when 90% of the refereeing decisions go in your favor. It happened in 2022, and it’s happening again. When you are the only country getting favorable penalty decisions in almost every match, the trophy is practically handed to you.
But it doesn’t just start in the knockout rounds; it starts on day one. FIFA always ensures Messi is protected with the easiest possible group stages. While European giants are tearing each other apart in the groups of death, Argentina is given a VIP pass against teams that look like they belong in a pre-season friendly. This isn’t football merit; it’s a perfectly rehearsed marketing campaign where the script is written before the tournament even begins.”

[Rubio de Palermo @locuralamia]

La generación vinicius🫤 todos maricones.

[Vfynn_🥷🏼 𐙚 @Vfynn_]

🚨🗣️NEW: Thierry Henry on FIFA’s new mouth-covering red card rule: as Almiron was given a red card for covering his mouth in the game between Paraguay and Turkey:

“I understand why football wants to fight discrimination. Nobody disagrees with that. But when you start handing out straight red cards because a player covered his mouth while speaking, you’ve crossed into dangerous territory.

“This is exactly what I feared football was becoming, a game played by robots, policed by suits who’ve never felt the heat of a tackle or the fire of a 50-50. Miguel Almirón gets sent off for covering his mouth? In a World Cup? FIFA calls it progress. I call it the slow death of the sport we love.

Football was built on emotion, confrontation, mind games, personality. Now we’re acting as if every private word exchanged on a pitch is a matter for a courtroom investigation. The game is starting to feel less like football and more like a surveillance project.

The Miguel Almirón incident is exactly why people are uncomfortable. We don’t even know what was said, yet the punishment arrives before the evidence. Since when did covering your mouth become a crime worthy of expulsion? If that’s the standard, we’re no longer judging actions—we’re judging suspicion.

What worries me most is the precedent. Today it’s covering your mouth. Tomorrow what is it? A sarcastic comment? A heated argument? Football has always been a pressure cooker. If you remove every ounce of fire, don’t be surprised when the sport loses part of its soul.

And let’s be honest, would the legends of previous generations survive in this environment? Maradona, Keane, Pepe, half the icons people celebrate today would spend more time explaining themselves to officials than actually playing. The game that once rewarded personality now seems obsessed with policing it.

The irony is that football claims to want authenticity, yet it keeps creating rules that encourage players to become robots. Fans don’t fall in love with robots. They fall in love with characters, rivalries, passion and drama.

This rule may have been created with good intentions, but good intentions don’t automatically make good rules. Right now, it feels like football is trying to put a lid on a boiling pot instead of understanding why it boils in the first place.”

[Ramiro Aranda Futbol Py @Ramirofutbolpy]

🇵🇾 El ELOGIO de IBRAHIMOVIĆ para MATÍAS GALARZA, tras el triunfo ante Turquía:

— "Si viste el partido de principio a fin, no tienes excusa para decirme que fue el mejor de todos. Es una sensación increíble marcar en un Mundial y darle la victoria a tu selección.

Durante todo el partido me impresionó su actuación, incluso después del gol. Corrió por todo el campo y realizó entradas para el equipo en la segunda mitad, cuando se quedaron con diez hombres.

Sé que estará feliz por este gran momento que quedará grabado en la historia. Desde 2010, esta es su primera victoria mundial, con el jugador estrella liderando al equipo hacia el triunfo. ¡Es pura genialidad!”

⁉️¿Opiniones?
-#RamiroArandafutbolpy

[Fer Kleiman @FerKleiman]

Para sostener un resultado con uno menos no existe equipo mejor preparado psicológicamente, y con mejores armas técnicas, que Paraguay. A su juego lo llaman cuando se da esa circunstancia. Y se agrandan hasta el infinito, porque lo llevan en su ADN guaraní.

[Sudanalytics @sudanalytics_]

“Le dije a Almirón: ‘LE HUBIESES DICHO DE TODO EN GUARANÍ. NO ENTIENDE’. Es lo mismo que me digan a mí algo en turco”.

Gustavo Alfaro. 🗣️🇵🇾

[Douglas Ceconello @ceconello]

Golaço, expulsão, ferrolho, demência e gritaria: de certa forma, a seleção paraguaia realizou o sonho da Conmebol, pois protagonizou o primeiro jogo de Libertadores nos Estados Unidos.

[Juez Central @Juezcentral]

No, no son japoneses. Son paraguayos recogiendo la basura tras el partido contra Turquía. Ganaron dentro y fuera de la cancha 👏🏻