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[impala @wwildimpala]

Being a Messi/Argentina fan ain't easy. Every day you have to explain basic football rules to idiots who judge football from a screenshot.

[impala @wwildimpala]

Being a Messi/Argentina fan ain't easy. Every day you have to explain basic football rules to idiots who judge football from a screenshot.

[Chelsea FC @ChelseaFC]

Ready to make his mark. 🫡

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[➊⓿ @messiahballin]

History will always remember Cristiano as the corrupt player who got exposed after getting kicked out of Real Madrid's comfort zone and then started paying the media to blame Messi for Cristiano's own failures.

Biggest loser in sports history 😭😭

[Flux🥂 @FluxCFC]

🚨Rio Ferdinand: “Football Needs Results on the Pitch, Not Excuses”.
Enough of the Claims that Egypt was Robbed.

🗣️ I’ve sat here and watched football for many years, both as a player and as a pundit, and what frustrates me is this constant search for conspiracy when a big team fights back.

I don’t understand why people always look for excuses after a result like this. Football is decided over 90 minutes, not by one moment. Egypt played an excellent first half, but after going 2–0 up they lost control of the game, and Argentina took advantage. That’s what top teams do.

People keep talking about the referee and VAR, but if you watch the match objectively, Argentina’s comeback was built on their intensity, quality, and mentality. They believed until the final whistle, while Egypt couldn’t maintain the same level they showed early on.

When Argentina went down under a challenge, the whistle came — because it was a foul. When Egypt were on the receiving end of incidents, the game continued because the officials rightly let play go on where contact was minimal or players stayed on their feet. That’s consistency, not bias.

As for the build-up to Enzo Fernández’s winning goal, Egypt were screaming for a foul and surrounding the referee, but VAR correctly saw nothing worth overturning. If that incident had gone the other way, the same people would be praising the officials for not interrupting the flow of the game. We’ve seen similar moments reviewed or waved away across the tournament depending on the context — not the badge.

The disciplinary side tells the same story: Argentina played with passion and edge, but the referee managed the game well. Challenges that some call “deserving yellows” were competitive duels, not reckless ones. Top sides like Argentina are allowed to compete physically without constant cards, just as other great teams have been throughout history.

One debatable incident here, another there — that’s football. But turning isolated moments into a “pattern” of favoritism is exactly how fans create narratives instead of accepting that Argentina showed superior character and quality when it mattered most.

Football cannot afford this constant undermining of results with referee conspiracies. The integrity of the game depends on supporters recognizing that matches are won by players on the pitch, not by officials in the middle.

Whether you’re Argentina, Egypt, Brazil, France or anyone else, the laws of the game stay the same. What changes is how teams respond to pressure, how they fight back from behind, and how they deliver when the big moments arrive.

The officials tonight did their job. Argentina did theirs — with heart, belief, and quality. Egypt had a strong start but couldn’t sustain it. That’s football. The players on both sides deserve credit for a competitive match, and the fans deserve honest analysis, not excuses.

The result stands because Argentina earned it over the full 90 minutes.”

[JACCINTA @AFCJaccy]

🚨 🗣️ Mohamed Salah refuses to blame the referee after Egypt’s exit.

🗣️ “It’s difficult to accept because we were leading 2-0. We believed we had the game under control.

🗣️ I’ve seen the reactions after the match, but people need to understand emotions take over. Ziko never meant to disrespect Messi or FIFA. He was simply hurting after the final whistle.

🗣️ Personally, I don’t think Egypt were robbed. The referee made decisions like every referee does, but I don’t believe the result was decided by officiating.

🗣️ I’m proud of this team. We fought together until the end and that’s all you can ask for.

🗣️ Congratulations to Messi and Argentina. I hope they go all the way.

[ACCRA MAYOR 🥲🥷 @0panaa_1]

Blacko is a Messi fan 🤣🤣🩵🩵

[𝗝𝗢𝗦𝗦𝗬 @JossyFCB]

🚨🎙️ Julián Álvarez on how Argentina treats Lionel Messi:

“People think we take care of Messi because of everything he's won.

That's not the reason.

We take care of him because he has spent his entire career taking care of Argentina.

When you share a dressing room with him, you quickly understand that he never asks to be treated differently. In fact, he's usually the first one to joke around, the first one to congratulate a teammate, and the last person to make anything about himself.

That's exactly why everyone naturally wants to protect him.

If Messi loses the ball, the first thought isn't, 'Why did he lose it?'

It's, 'Let's win it back for Leo.'

That's the mentality of this team.

We know that one touch, one pass, or one moment from him can change everything. So if we have to run an extra five or ten metres to give him that chance, we'll do it every single time.

For us, Messi isn't just the captain.

He's the heartbeat of Argentina.

Wearing the same shirt as the greatest player in history isn't pressure.

It's a privilege that we'll be telling our children about for the rest of our lives.”

[Messi Fanatic @MessiFanatic_]

I want FIFA to investigate World Cup 2014 final. They stole it from Messi.

[Vince™ @Blue_Footy]

Thierry Henry on Lionel Messi:

🗣 "First and foremost, he reminded us that he's human, because he missed some penalties and 4 out of 8. And then he reminds us again that he's not human.

I mean, I played with him, and with Leo, sometimes do not wake up the beast? That's what happened, and I've seen it in training closely.

You know when you're in training sometimes, and you know guys when when one of the coaches don't want to call a foul or the ball was out, and then you score, and then Leo wanted that ball to be out and a foul, and then he goes ball went out, and the coach was like, "Stop complaining, because it can happen in the game."

Next thing you know, you look at his eyes and he switches, and he goes and get that ball. I was there. I witnessed it. He scores three goals in a row by scoring straight away, robbing the ball off you, scoring again, rubbing the ball off you, scoring again, and he turns. He said, "Next time, call of foul", and we all went. "Yeah, next time, call of foul" because he's just unstoppable."

~ @FOXSports

[DAZN Football @DAZNFootball]

2022 World Cup ❌ 2026 World Cup ❌

Cristiano Ronaldo is the ONLY player with over 500 minutes played and 0 successful dribbles at the last two editions of the World Cup... 🤯

#FIFAWorldCup | #WorldCup | #CristianoRonaldo | #Ronaldo

[Winna F.C. @WinnaFC]

🚨| BREAKING: Collina, the greatest referee ever, says it's not a foul but a yellow for Salah's dive.✅

[DAZN Football @DAZNFootball]

Cristiano Ronaldo holds the record for most shots at a single FIFA World Cup without creating a single chance for a teammate since 1966. 😳

#FIFAWorldCup

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