Sandra

[Fernando Palomo ESPN®️ @fernandopalomo]

Feliz jueves. Incluso hasta para quienes siguen mirando al fútbol de espaldas.

[Drew @DrewDriussi]

Que es peor para los Madridistas que 8 Jugadores del Barcelona gane el Mundial o que lo gane Messi? Es para una tarea 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Juez Central @Juezcentral]

Y con 39 años, lo ves corriendo al minuto 90 y poniéndole el gol a Enzo y asistiendo a Lautaro para la remontada. No es la FIFA, señores, no son los árbitros.

Es LIONEL MESSI, señores. Leyenda eterna.

[CentreGoalHQ @centreGoalHQ]

🚨Wayne Rooney on Messi dribble pass Harry Kane and Gordon and couldn’t stop him:

🗣️“The way Messi went past Harry Kane and Anthony Gordon tells you everything you need to know. People keep asking who can stop Messi, but they’re asking the wrong question.

Once he’s got the ball at his feet and he’s running at you, it’s already too late. It doesn’t matter if it’s Kane, Gordon, or any other player he’ll find a way.

The only real plan against Messi is to stop him from receiving the ball in dangerous areas. If you let him turn and drive at your defence, you’re gambling. That’s what makes him different. You don’t stop Messi when he’s on the ball you stop the pass before it ever reaches him.”

[Sandra @scami25]

@MessiFanatic_ Jajajjajbba

[FullTime90 @FullTime90X]

🚨𝗝ü𝗿𝗴𝗲𝗻 𝗞𝗹𝗼𝗽𝗽:

🗣️“Pau Cubarsí absolutely pocketed Mbappé, Dembélé and Olise, the so-called top three attackers in world football. Unreal stuff from the 19-year-old. I can’t even imagine the heights he will achieve in the years to come.

For me, football is far too biased towards attackers. If Spain wins the World Cup, Cubarsí should win the Ballon d’Or. 🏆 He has already won the domestic double with his club, and if he adds a World Cup with performances like these throughout the season, he deserves every bit of the credit. ⭐🇪🇸”

[FC Barcelona @FCBarcelona_es]

🌎 𝗠𝗨𝗡𝗗𝗜𝗔𝗟 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟲

Lamine, Cubarsí, Olmo, Pedri, Ferran, Eric, Gavi y Joan Garcia se clasifican para la final tras la victoria de España por 0-2 ante Francia. 🔥

📸 @FIFAcom

[Premiumerza @PREMIUMERZA]

🎙️ Nico Paz: "Messi was playing in the 2006 World Cup when I was just one year old. Twenty years later, I'm playing in a World Cup alongside him. It's a dream." 🇦🇷💎

[Manu Jove @manujove]

Si cualquier argentino metía la patada que acaba de meter Olise, los mexicanos y los anti-Argentina del resto del mundo estaban pidiendo prisión preventiva directamente. Pero, como es francés, están todos calladitos. Ni amarilla le sacaron.

[Iniestazo @INIE8TAZO]

Qué Mundial de Dani Olmo 🎩

[Otro Futbolero™ @OtroFutboleroHn]

Ni siquiera una amarilla, cuando ameritaba para roja de Olise sobre Rodri.

Pero luego te sacan 1000 imágenes de un partido de Argentina y te arman toda una campaña sobre amaños.

[Genny Romo 🦁🇮🇱 @gennyromo1]

Diputada Marcela Villatoro les desenmascara demuestra las mentiras de estos diputados, NI son los diputados mas mentirosos, sinverguenzas, canallas, vividores del pueblo que se haya tenido en El Salvador, criticaron a los mismos de siempre, y hacen lo mismo que criticaron

[Abril @abrilcba_]

Agüero sobre Messi "La gente llama a Messi el más grande por sus goles, asistencias y récords. Yo lo llamo el más grande porque nunca olvida el lado humano del fútbol. Celebra la felicidad de los demás como si fuera la suya propia. Por eso todos sus compañeros lo quieren."

[madridblaugrana @madridblaugrana]

Vicente del Bosque(LEYENDA R,Madrid)

"VI JUGAR A PELE Y MARADONA,ME SABE MAL DECIRLO,PERO LEO MESSI ES EL MEJOR DE LA HISTORIA"

"Quise que Lionel jugará con España,PERO CON SU AMOR POR ARGENTINA,FUE IMPOSIBLE"

💣BOOMM

[David @PedriFCB]

Lo verdaderamente grave de todo es que a mbappe por tirarse igual que embolo le pitaron penal cuando es una clara simulación.

[Santi Davio #DT @SANT1985]

El q no tenía experiencia , de que era muy joven , que no tenía pergaminos para dirigir a la selección.
Gracias a Scaloni,se demostró que la EXPERIENCIA no siempre es importante , lo importante es la capacidad que tenes para manejar un grupo y gestionar emociones .
Gracias 🫡🇦🇷

[Sage @Sage_FCB]

José Mourinho on Argentina reaching the FIFA World Cup semi-finals.

🗣️ “This is what defines great tournament teams. You don't have to be brilliant for every minute of every match,you have to survive the difficult moments, stay mentally strong, and take your opportunity when it arrives. Argentina did exactly that tonight.

“People will analyse the performance and say Switzerland caused them problems, and that's true. But knockout football isn't about style points. It's about character, discipline, and finding a way to win when the pressure is at its highest. Champions understand that.

“And Lionel Messi... once again, he influenced the game when his team needed him most. The greatest players don't always dominate every minute, but they always leave their mark on the biggest occasions. That's why he continues to make the difference.

“Now every remaining team should pay attention. Argentina have reached another World Cup semi-final because they know how to compete when everything is on the line. Once a team like this builds momentum and starts believing, they become incredibly difficult to stop. They are only two victories away from lifting the biggest trophy in football, and nobody should underestimate them.”

[ᜰ 🇦🇷 @markklfc]

Wayne Rooney on Breel Embolo receiving a second yellow card for simulation after the referee ruled that Leandro Paredes made no contact.

🗣️ “Absolutely the correct decision. Leandro Paredes never touched him. Not once. That’s a blatant dive, and the referee deserves credit for having the courage to punish it.”

“I’m sick and tired of seeing players throw themselves to the ground hoping to fool officials. This is a World Cup, not a theatre. If you’re trying to cheat your way into a free kick or a penalty, you deserve to be punished.”

“Embolo already knew he was on a yellow card, yet he still chose to go down looking for something that simply wasn’t there. That’s unbelievably reckless. You cannot make decisions like that in a knockout match and expect sympathy afterwards.”

“Anyone complaining about the red card needs to watch the replay again. There is no contact. None. The referee didn’t ruin the game Embolo did. He put his team in an impossible position because he tried to deceive the official instead of staying on his feet and fighting honestly.”

*“Hopefully this sends a message to every player in the tournament. Stop diving. Stop trying to con referees. Play football. If officials start punishing simulation like this every single time, the game will be far better for it. Embolo has nobody to blame but himself.”

[Sandra @scami25]

¿Recuerdas cuando te uniste a X? ¡Yo sí! #MiAniversarioDeX

[The Fútbol Zone | FZ @TheFutbolZoneX]

🚨 Zlatan Ibrahimović slams Rio Ferdinand's VAR comments

🗣️: "I expect emotional fans to complain after every match, that's football. But I never expected someone with Rio Ferdinand's experience to make a statement as foolish as "I've never seen VAR review a yellow card." This isn't even the first time we've seen it. Amiron was sent off after receiving a second yellow for simulation in this same World Cup. The law didn't suddenly change because Argentina were playing.

What surprises me even more is the obsession. Ronaldo fans don't watch Argentina because they support football, they watch every Argentina match hoping to find someone to blame. They don't celebrate their own team; they spend ninety minutes studying Messi, the referee, VAR, FIFA, and every replay, praying for a controversy. If Argentina win comfortably, they say it's rigged. If Messi scores, it's the referee. If he doesn't score, they still find a conspiracy. They lose more sleep over Messi than some Argentina fans do.

At some point, you have to ask yourself: are you supporting Ronaldo, or are you following Messi's career full-time? Because it looks like Messi has millions of unpaid analysts who never miss a single Argentina game. That's not rivalry anymore, that's obsession.

Football is simple. Sometimes referees get decisions right, sometimes they get them wrong. But when the exact same type of decision happens in another match and nobody cares, then suddenly it's the biggest scandal in football because it benefits Argentina, you've stopped looking for the truth. You're just looking for excuses.

Messi doesn't need people to rewrite the rules for him. His football has spoken for over twenty years. If every Argentina victory forces you to invent another conspiracy, maybe the problem isn't Messi. Maybe it's that you're still struggling to accept what the world has already accepted."