Yesterday, an image of Messi supposedly stepping on Spenceās foot before Argentinaās 2nd goal went viral. People were claiming Messi shouldāve been sent off, the goal shouldāve been disallowed, that FIFA protects himāyou know, the usual.
So what happened next?
Archivo VAR responded to the image:
āArgentinaās 2nd goal is unquestionably valid. Whoever edited the image to make Lionel Messiās foot appear closer to Spenceās accidentally changed the England playerās shirt number from 25 to 23.ā
Ronaldo fansā final attempt to discredit Messi collapsed thanks to a terrible Photoshop job.
The directing didnāt work
The writing didn't work
The killers & reveal didn't work
The motive didnāt work
Of course 7 will make a lot of money because The franchise name sells, but it still the worst film.
So yeah the boycott worked cause we didnāt miss a good film
šØ The MTO that Carlos Alcaraz took, which didn't even help his results, since he lost that set and the next, is within the rules of the Australian Open, as can be seen in the image.
Carlos was not only suffering from cramps, but he had also vomited, which could have led to the suspicion that he was experiencing symptoms of heat illness; in fact, he was also given medication. In this case, treating cramps is permitted as part of the treatment itself for this problem, since they are considered part of the symptoms.
@pavyg@TheTennisLetter@agarciamuniz Read somewhere he actually started to feel pain during RR matches but was managing it with his team, so he was hurting all tournament just got worse in the final!!
@eMKa11998811@realdevdp_ Itās still impressive they have no experience and took it to tie break, I think thatās the point lol. If top singles players had more time to play doubles and practice together they could win titles in doubles