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[Javier Alarcón @Javier_Alarcon_]

Están saliendo más radicales los protectores de Messi q los detractores. No le den tantas vueltas, si esa se la hacen a él (sin dolo, sin bla, bla, bla) le sacan la roja a toda la humanidad. Punto y se acabó.

[Tibiolás @NikkoRocker]

Me vale verga que me digan hater o resentido, lo de Messi siendo favorecido es un escándalo mayúsculo y debería ser investigado.

[Infiltrado Blanco @InfiltradoRM]

🚨🚨 | DECLARACIONES DE PEPE

🗣️ "El arbitraje en el partido Argentina vs. Argelia fue inaceptable. La FIFA es claramente corrupta, y no me sorprendería que Messi ganara un segundo Mundial después de esto".

Grande Pepe 👏🏼👏🏼

[FOX Deportes @FOXDeportes]

📰 El récord nunca debió ser; Lionel Messi merecía estar expulsado https://t.co/qvd5XqSZg7. Entérate de más: ⬇️

[gusy @gusy2012]

@alfredoalvarez1 Creo que estaban en un bar....

[Alfredo Alvarez @alfredoalvarez1]

⚽ MESSI metió tres, pero merecía expulsión. 👇

#Messi #TarjetaRoja #Argentina

[gusy @gusy2012]

@UnConoEmadreahi Mi amigo el mundial comienza en la etapa de mata mata ...ahorita lo que importa es clasificar.....he visto equipos ganar todos sus juegos y quedar eliminada en octavos....

[gusy @gusy2012]

@PabloCarranzaOK Jajajaja es roja ....pueden decir lo que quieran....si lo hace el jugador de Argelia le quitan hasta el pasaporte....

[gusy @gusy2012]

@realmilgrauu Eso mi amigo no es casualidad.....

[SethOfficial🇵🇹 @UTD_Seth001]

🚨Riyad Mahrez on the controversial Lionel Messi challenge against Aïssa Mandi during Argentina vs Algeria at the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Algeria’s shameful performance:

🗣️ “I know this won’t be a popular opinion, but for me, if that challenge is made by almost any other player in this tournament, we’re having a completely different conversation.

If that is a defender wearing a different shirt, a midfielder from a smaller nation, or simply a player without Lionel Messi’s name on the back, I believe there is a serious chance a red card is shown.

That is my honest view.

The contact was significant.

When you see a boot come up and catch an opponent like that, players have been sent off for similar incidents before.

That is why so many people are debating it.

What frustrates players is consistency.

We are always told the rules are the same for everyone.

But moments like this make people question whether that is really the case.

Messi is one of the greatest players in football history.

Nobody can deny that.

He does not need special treatment.

His football speaks for itself.

That is why controversies like this become so big.

Because people look at the incident and wonder if the decision would have been the same if another player had made the challenge.

Of course, the referee and VAR saw it differently.

They reviewed it and decided there was no red card.

That decision is final.

But do not be surprised that players, fans and pundits continue to argue about it.

Because if football wants credibility, then consistency must be the same whether your name is Lionel Messi or anybody else.

That is the debate people are having tonight.”

{@beINSPORTS }

[Legion @_01Legion]

🚨📲 NEW: The Algerian defender, Assa Mandi, has taken to Instagram to complain about the refs' decision in the match against Argentina.

"If I’d fractured my ankle last night, the guy who did it would’ve walked away with no card. Refs need to do better. The whole world is watching."

[Richy @richy_goonerr]

🚨🎙️Clarence Seedorf slams FIFA over controversial decision made in the Argentina Vs Algeria match.

🗣️ "This is exactly why people get frustrated with FIFA and VAR. A decision in the opening match might seem small today, but World Cups have been decided by moments far less significant than this.

If a player who should have been sent off stays on the pitch and goes on to influence the tournament, how do you explain that to everyone else?

I'm not blaming Messi. Every player will take any advantage offered to them. My concern is with FIFA and VAR. Their job is to protect the integrity of the competition. If they fail in a key moment, they could end up influencing who lifts the World Cup at the end of it."

[Boomerang🪃 @Rmcfmjay]

🚨🎙️ Oliver Kahn on the Lionel Messi foul incident:

🗣️ “I was disappointed in seeing the officials didn’t give even just a yellow card for that challenge. Everyone was chanting ‘it’s a red card’. A yellow card wouldn’t have been justice, but at least it would’ve shown they saw something.”

🗣️ “What makes it worse is that we’ve seen softer challenges get punished before. So now people are asking, what exactly is a red card anymore?”

🗣️ “There will always be another similar challenge in football and it will interesting to see what the officials do when it’s another player making that tackle. That’s when consistency gets tested.”

🗣️ “There’s a reason why competitions spend millions on VAR. Not to sit there and watch controversial moments pass by without intervention.”

🗣️ “One decision changes everything. For the Algeria national football team, that moment could’ve changed the entire game.”

[Pablo González @PGonzalezMedia]

😳 Si esta misma patada la hace un jugador de una selección menor, estoy convencido de que termina en roja.

🟥 Pero cuando pasan ciertas cosas con las potencias, parece que el criterio cambia.

¿Era expulsión sí o no?

#PGonzalezMedia @PGonzalezMedia #mundialdefútbol2026

[Muneeb @Muneeb_08]

Just imagine how bad and blatant it must've been when even ESPN is struggling to defend Messi 😭😭

[Martien 🇳🇱 @MartienBall]

We have seen it happen before, haven’t we…

[gusy @gusy2012]

@invertCucurella Lo triste es que si pasa al revés al argelino se lo llevan preso ...

[Naninho @SrNaninho]

La imagen de la noche.

Leo Messi puede hacer esta entrada a un rival y no pasa nada, no lo expulsan.

¡No fue ni tarjeta amarilla! 🤦🏽‍♂️

[gusy @gusy2012]

@Argenpoirot Pele......