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[🇦🇷🧉 @jonahcelona]

@piersmorgan @Cristiano The difference between Messi and Ronaldo's international career

Its laughable

[• @Al__Quraan]

Ya Allah Please 😭🤲

[کعبۃ اللہ | Makkah @HolyMakkah01]

M A K K A H

[• @Alhamdhulillaah]

Ya Allāh invite us to Your house

[Ranggo @aimansafwan___]

@lospectra_ But lose against spain at 41 haha

[J. 🇵🇸 @Messilizer0]

Messi world cup ranking since 1966!!

wtf!!

[(fan) Trey @UTDTrey]

The way they even sing their national anthem, you can tell they’re about to destroy your life 😭

[Appie Culé @appiecule]

No footballer has ever been subjected to the level of denial that Lionel Messi has.

Every time Argentina won, the excuses started.

“The referees carried them.”

“FIFA wants Messi to win another World Cup.”

“Everything is scripted.”

Then came even more ridiculous claims.

“He’s on performance-enhancing drugs—that’s the only reason he’s still performing like this at 39.”

They questioned every trophy he lifted, every goal he scored, every assist he created, every individual award he won. Nothing was ever allowed to be his own achievement.

And yet, despite all of that, reality keeps refusing to cooperate with their narrative.

Every national team they rallied behind to stop Messi ended up going home.

Every plan they made to see him fail collapsed.

Their final hope was Mbappé. They wanted him to overtake Messi in the Golden Boot race, dominate the tournament, and become the new face of world football.

Instead, Mbappé failed to score, Spain eliminated France, and Barcelona’s stars were the ones who sent him home.

Meanwhile, Messi is still here.

One game away from another World Cup final.

One goal away from officially winning the Golden Boot.

Sometimes it genuinely feels as if fate has a cruel sense of humor. The harder they try to write Messi’s downfall, the more the story keeps ending in his favor.

[Ranggo @aimansafwan___]

@footyhan Then they are lucky not met Argentina Messi , or else they will go home earlier.

[Ranggo @aimansafwan___]

@DirectorKenito @ESPNFC That old man is top scorer now haha

[Benkingsley Nwashara @Benking443]

Fans reactions in a viewing center during Argentina vs Egypt match 😂

[Troll Football @TrollFootball]

Mr. I am back

[Rodri @KarimxAdeyemi]

GOAT.🐐👏🏽

@SocialSight

[Sage @Sage_FCB]

Roy Keane blast Hossam Hassan's(Egypt's Manager) on claim that Argentina were favoured because of World Cup marketing:

🗣️ "That's the sort of excuse you expect from supporters after a bad night, not from a national team manager. If your team throws away a 2–0 lead late in the game, the first place you should be looking is in the mirror.

Every time Messi wins, people start talking about conspiracies instead of football. It's lazy. Accept the defeat, analyse what went wrong, and improve your team.

Blaming referees and claiming the tournament is a marketing scheme doesn't change the fact that your side couldn't see the game out. That's not the mentality a national team manager should have. Leaders take responsibility,they don't look for excuses."

[Appie Culé @appiecule]

After Argentina’s shocking defeat to Saudi Arabia—a result that stunned the entire world—fear and anxiety spread across the Argentine fanbase.

Just hours later, Lionel Messi came out with the statement that would become iconic:

“I ask the fans to trust us. This group will not let you down.”

Yesterday, Cristiano Ronaldo was asked about the World Cup and said:

“I lack nothing in life. Winning the World Cup won’t make me a better Cristiano, and not winning it won’t make me a lesser Cristiano.”

Imagine that. Instead of using the moment to lift his teammates and reassure the fans, he chose to talk about himself and his own legacy.

And then people wonder why reports keep surfacing that many Portugal players don’t get along with him.

They laughed at you and said Messi didn’t have the personality to be a captain.

Time revealed who the real leader was—the one who put the team before himself.

In the end, time has a way of exposing narratives that people spent years trying to sell as the truth.

[Jude Heavenly 🇳🇬🇱🇷 @JudeHeavenly]

🚨Lionel Messi on Lisandro Martínez after Argentina’s win over Cape Verde:

🎙️ Reporter: “Lionel, everyone is talking about your goal and another impressive performance. How pleased are you with the way you played today?”

🗣️ Lionel Messi:

“My goal? I’d rather talk about Lisandro Martínez. Goals are what people remember, but football is much bigger than that. Lisandro was incredible tonight. He defended with aggression, won his duels, and every time Cape Verde tried to build momentum, he was there to stop them.

He also gave me a fantastic assist. That’s the quality he has—he doesn’t just defend, he starts attacks with intelligence and courage. Players like him make everything easier for the rest of us.

Sometimes the best player on the pitch isn’t the one who scores. Sometimes it’s the one who gives the team confidence from the back, and that’s exactly the game Lisandro had tonight.

[Rio Ferdinand @rioferdy5]

Messi again….

[Sarkodie God Sent🌏 @SARKRAPGOD]

@ESPNFC

[Ranggo @aimansafwan___]

@stayEminent Dumb or stupid ?