Albert

nem fent

[Catalunya Color @CatalunyaColor]

Soldats republicans creuant l'Ebre a Miravet, el juliol de 1938.

[Diario SPORT @sport]

👀 Frenkie De Jong, sentado en la nevera, presencia el entreno de sus compañeros

[Aleix @aleixmartines]

Veig que ja som a les típiques alçades d'estiu on molts culers volen ser del Madrid.

[Manel Vidal Boix @massanagranaire]

Gràcies a Déu que aquest i el de la gorra de “Make Spain Great Again” han evitat que el Mundial el guanyés una selecció que representa un nacionalisme excloent i ranci com és l’Argentina.

[Albert @albert_antich]

SUB NOR MAL

[Juanca @Nanosecso]

LA GORRA DE FERRAN JAJAJAjajajja

MAKE SPAIN GREAT AGAIN

[Arkaitz @Argobako]

Vaya, en la sionista argentina hay un jugador que pasa de Trump pero en revolucionaria españa todos le dan la mano y abrazan al rey de españa que ya sabemos todos de dónde viene

[Antifa_Ultras @ultras_antifaa]

#2026WorldCup Final:

The widespread belief that Argentina represents Israel and Spain represents Palestine is wrong and does not reflect reality.

Spain, as a whole, does not support Palestine. This support does not exist at the team level; rather, it comes more from the individual positions of certain players (such as Lamine Yamal and Borja Iglesias).

The majority of Spanish supporters are not left-wing either. On the contrary, racist circles in Spain can use the national team as a tool against players of immigrant backgrounds. Muslim and immigrant-origin footballers in particular are frequently targeted. This reality is often overlooked because the country's prime minister has shown solidarity with Palestine.

During the tournament, racist circles in Spain repeatedly targeted Lamine Yamal through social media posts and public statements.

The perception of Spain as an extremely left-wing country among the global public is largely influenced by the strong Palestine solidarity movements and left-wing communities in regions such as Euskal Herria, Catalonia, Galicia, and Andalusia. However, a significant portion of the pro-Palestinian population in these regions does not support the Spanish National Team; they advocate for their own national identities and national teams.

Argentina, too, does not support Israel institutionally or at the national team level.

The country's far-right president, Javier Milei, is an open supporter of Israel. zionist circles use this fact to create the impression that there is some deep-rooted and societal alliance between Argentina and Israel.

In reality, there is no strong public support in Argentina for Israel's attacks on Gaza. On the contrary, massive demonstrations in solidarity with Palestine have taken place across the country.

Lionel Messi is not an open supporter of Israel either. When this is pointed out, people usually ask, “So does he support Palestine?” No. Messi is not one of the figures who has publicly taken a side on this issue. Like thousands of other footballers, he prefers not to share his political views publicly.

The claim that Argentine society is largely racist, as well as the claim that the vast majority of Argentinians support Israel, are both generalizations produced on social media. These are narratives that far-right groups and zionist circles would like to spread. We should not fall into this trap.

[Marta Cava @martacava]

El pitjor de tot no està sent el nacionalisme banal, el pitjor de tot és veure aquest discurs pseudoesquerranós de gent dient que ha guanyat un equip "divers" i de persones "compromeses amb els drets humans". Es veu que són tots la reencarnació de Nelson Mandela.

[FC Barcelona @FCBarcelona_cat]

La Masia, on comencen els somnis 💙❤️

Nou jugadors formats a La Masia seran presents a la final del Mundial 2026.

[Albert @albert_antich]

com t’ho explico xd

[isa 🗝️ @9phiria]

lamine yamal eres la última esperanza para derrotar al zionismo y la ultra derecha

[UNICEF @UNICEF]

Yes, those photos you’ve seen are real.

More than 18 years ago, a baby named Lamine Yamal and his mom Sheila met Lionel Messi at a UNICEF fundraising photoshoot.

Today, their achievements on the pitch inspire millions. Off the pitch, both Messi and Lamine Yamal use their voices and platforms as UNICEF Goodwill Ambassadors to support and advocate for children around the world.

The goal? That every child survives, thrives, and fulfils their potential.

We are proud to have them on our team.

Credit: Joan Monfort

[luz 🕊 @swiftndaya]

tom holland y matt damon diciendo que barcelona es el mejor equipo de todos los tiempos 😭

“creo que barcelona tiene una mística que ningún otro club de fútbol tiene” EXACTO

[Anabella💙❤️ @AnabellaMarvy]

Anthony Gordon 🗣️ : “I’ve been watching Leo Messi make a difference with Barça for many years, and today I’ve confirmed that he’s even better than I thought.

I’m disappointed about the elimination, but I know that at least the World Cup will be won by someone who loves Barcelona passionately”

[Xavi LV @xavilovic]

Si al 2007 li diuen a Messi que s'enfrontaria a ell a una final del Mundial... Bah, és la millor foto de la història del futbol.

[Jordi Magrinyà @jordimagrinya]

Ara, després de l’Anglaterra - Argentina, els jugadors argentins treuen pancarta: “Las Malvinas son Argentinas”.

El futbol és política, sí.
Sempre ho ha estat.

[djmario @mariusarte]

aquest clip SALVATGE

[Marc Martínez Massanella @marc_massanella]

només ens queda treure el cristo gros

[Peeeeeeep @EnPepitoGrillo]

Dani Olmo malparit no has fet un partit així amb el Barça en les dues temporades que portes.

[dilemma @actuallyimthe]

Argentina just beat Spain at the 2026 World Cup final, 3-2.