Argentina jugó horrible y España muy bien pero el árbitro cobró TODO para España eh
La cancha totalmente inclinada, pero los eruditos de Twitter van a decir que los ladrones somos nosotros
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
🚨| ROBERRY: The swiss player stepped on Nico Gonzalez TWICE, and he didn't even get a red card.😳
Reverse the jerseys and the controversy would be massive.✅
🏴 El arquero de Inglaterra SE TAPÓ la boca para hablarle a un jugador de Noruega y NO FUE EXPULSADO.
No veremos a los madridistas anti-Messi protestando por esto.
La CUENTA OFICIAL DE LA FIFA acaba de salir a JUSTIFICAR una DECISIÓN ARBITRAL que fue EXPLICITAMENTE a FAVOR de INGLATERRA.
Imaginense el escandalo que sería si una cuenta de la FIFA sale a justificar un penal para Argentina. Algunos tienen indignación selectiva.
🚨🇲🇦 Yassine Bounou: "I congratulate Messi and I also congratulate all the players and friends I have in the Argentina national team. I wish them nothing but the very best.”
"I see Argentina playing with a lot of heart and spirit, which is something that has always characterized Argentine players.
"I was really impressed by the mentality Messi showed in the last match. After missing a penalty, he regained his confidence, showed his strong personality, and carried the entire team on his shoulders. It shows that we’re seeing a different Messi, a freer Messi, a Messi with completely different energy.
"That highlights the true greatness of the player he is. It’s a privilege and a joy to still be able to watch him play at this age, knowing that he’s still capable of producing miracles." @DSportsRadio
The Egyptians blamed the referee for losing the game, so an Argentinian guy edited a video showing how the Egyptian players beat up the Argentine players throughout the entire game.
As always, they blame the whole world for their own failures.
He weeps, he fucking weeps. What about the tears shed by his victim? Why hasn't she received any justice? Why do girls not matter to judges? So many questions
Yesterday, we screened our incoming prefects. We applaud all the candidates for their confidence, leadership, and willingness to serve. The future of student leadership at St. Mary's Secondary School Bujuuko is bright. #FutureLeaders#StudentLeadership#SMAB
"I don't think that Egypt have a case at all... Honestly, I'm tired of the conspiracy theories."
@AleMorenoESPN and the ESPN FC crew discuss the controversies from the Argentina vs Egypt match.