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Leo Messi’s post-match interview after Argentina’s World Cup final defeat to Spain, where he reportedly blamed the referee and his coach’s tactics while also announcing his retirement from international football. Reporter 🎤: “What went wrong for you guys yesterday? Were Spain simply the better team?” Leo Messi 🗣️: “I...

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A new interview was released from last night when Spain’s Marc Cucurella was asked what he was saying to Leo Messi before Argentina tried to get him sent off and how he was happy the referee wasn’t biased during the game against them, just like other nations have faced when playing Argentina. Reporter🎤: “Marc, once again congratulations on being the world champion. So, what were you saying to Leo Messi during the game? Was it an insult or were you just asking him a question?” Marc Cucurella🗣️: “Messi is a cr**k hahaha 😂. I didn’t insult him, I was just teasing him and trying to tell him that I hope none of my teammates have asked for his jersey because I want it to myself. I’m sure him going to the referee to get me sent off was because his teammate Enzo had just got sent off and he wanted the game to be even by trying to send me off too.” Reporter 🎤: “Were you scared for a moment that you could have gotten sent off if the referee had ultimately listened to Messi?” Marc🗣️: “Yes, I was nervous for a moment because I know how the officials have been favorable to Messi and Argentina throughout the tournament, and I was scared for a moment, but thank God the referee wasn’t biased.”
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A new interview was released from last night when Spain’s Marc Cucurella was asked what he was saying to Leo Messi before Argentina tried to get him sent off and how he was happy the referee wasn’t biased during the game against them, just like other nations have faced when playing Argentina. Reporter🎤: “Marc, once again congratulations on being the world champion. So, what were you saying to Leo Messi during the game? Was it an insult or were you just asking him a question?” Marc Cucurella🗣️: “Messi is a cr**k hahaha 😂. I didn’t insult him, I was just teasing him and trying to tell him that I hope none of my teammates have asked for his jersey because I want it to myself. I’m sure him going to the referee to get me sent off was because his teammate Enzo had just got sent off and he wanted the game to be even by trying to send me off too.” Reporter 🎤: “Were you scared for a moment that you could have gotten sent off if the referee had ultimately listened to Messi?” Marc🗣️: “Yes, I was nervous for a moment because I know how the officials have been favorable to Messi and Argentina throughout the tournament, and I was scared for a moment, but thank God the referee wasn’t biased.”

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Argentina player Lautaro Martínez revealed that Lionel Messi exited the Argentina team group chat and stopped talking to his teammates after the World Cup final loss to Spain. “I think he was really pissed at us, especially Enzo, for throwing away the match after his red card. That was unlike Leo, and it shows that we really let him down. He still hasn’t replied to any of our texts since the final, not even to our coach. I think we could’ve done better in the final, and things would’ve been much better.”
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Argentina player Lautaro Martínez revealed that Lionel Messi exited the Argentina team group chat and stopped talking to his teammates after the World Cup final loss to Spain. “I think he was really pissed at us, especially Enzo, for throwing away the match after his red card. That was unlike Leo, and it shows that we really let him down. He still hasn’t replied to any of our texts since the final, not even to our coach. I think we could’ve done better in the final, and things would’ve been much better.”

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England coach Thomas Tuchel’s shocking reply when asked about what went wrong against Argentina and what he expects from tomorrow’s third-place playoff against France. Reporter 🎤: “Thomas, what do you think went wrong against Argentina on Wednesday? Was it your tactics, or did other mistakes influence the loss?” Tuchel 🗣️: “The game plan and my tactics weren’t the problem. Everyone who watched the game against Argentina clearly saw that we were the better team. The simple answer to your question is that Argentina had the referee and Messi on their side, while we had none. We played a fair game; they were favored.” Reporter 🎤: “So, what do we expect against France tomorrow?” Tuchel 🗣️: “I expect a fair game between two teams who have clearly been the best two teams at the World Cup and who don’t need any help from the referee to win games.”
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England coach Thomas Tuchel’s shocking reply when asked about what went wrong against Argentina and what he expects from tomorrow’s third-place playoff against France. Reporter 🎤: “Thomas, what do you think went wrong against Argentina on Wednesday? Was it your tactics, or did other mistakes influence the loss?” Tuchel 🗣️: “The game plan and my tactics weren’t the problem. Everyone who watched the game against Argentina clearly saw that we were the better team. The simple answer to your question is that Argentina had the referee and Messi on their side, while we had none. We played a fair game; they were favored.” Reporter 🎤: “So, what do we expect against France tomorrow?” Tuchel 🗣️: “I expect a fair game between two teams who have clearly been the best two teams at the World Cup and who don’t need any help from the referee to win games.”

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Leo Messi reveals an incident involving him and Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni before the World Cup final loss to Spain was one of the reasons that influenced his decision to retire from the national team. 🗣️ Leo Messi: “My decision to retire from the national team was really difficult for me, like I stated earlier, because I always wanted to play for Argentina until I officially retired from football. I felt I still had a few years to give my country. But the truth is, before the World Cup final, Scaloni and I had some issues. I know we had good years together, won my first trophy with him as a coach, and I’m forever grateful to the FA for appointing him as a coach. But the truth is, he didn’t respect me before the World Cup final. I told him what we needed to do to be able to beat Spain in the final. I know I’m not a coach, but at least he could take my advice. I told him we needed to go toe-to-toe with Spain in possession if we wanted to win against them and not sit back against them because it’s deadly that way. He refused to listen to me and disrespected me in front of my teammates. That really broke me because I thought we were actually friends. I know in the future we will talk about that mistake and settle things out.”
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Leo Messi reveals an incident involving him and Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni before the World Cup final loss to Spain was one of the reasons that influenced his decision to retire from the national team. 🗣️ Leo Messi: “My decision to retire from the national team was really difficult for me, like I stated earlier, because I always wanted to play for Argentina until I officially retired from football. I felt I still had a few years to give my country. But the truth is, before the World Cup final, Scaloni and I had some issues. I know we had good years together, won my first trophy with him as a coach, and I’m forever grateful to the FA for appointing him as a coach. But the truth is, he didn’t respect me before the World Cup final. I told him what we needed to do to be able to beat Spain in the final. I know I’m not a coach, but at least he could take my advice. I told him we needed to go toe-to-toe with Spain in possession if we wanted to win against them and not sit back against them because it’s deadly that way. He refused to listen to me and disrespected me in front of my teammates. That really broke me because I thought we were actually friends. I know in the future we will talk about that mistake and settle things out.”

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Valentina Cervantes, the girlfriend of Argentina player Enzo Fernández, revealed in an emotional interview that Lionel Messi blamed Enzo Fernández for Argentina’s World Cup final loss due to his red card, which has left him devastated. “I don’t want to bring controversy because we all love Leo Messi, but Enzo told me that immediately after the loss to Spain in the World Cup final, in the dressing room, Lionel Messi pointed fingers at Enzo Fernández and blamed him for the defeat. He said, ‘Why would you make such a stupid challenge when you knew you were already on a yellow card and we were about to go to penalties, where we could’ve easily beaten Spain?’ That statement has left Enzo devastated ever since. He barely looks happy each day, and he told me this is the worst summer of his life.”
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Valentina Cervantes, the girlfriend of Argentina player Enzo Fernández, revealed in an emotional interview that Lionel Messi blamed Enzo Fernández for Argentina’s World Cup final loss due to his red card, which has left him devastated. “I don’t want to bring controversy because we all love Leo Messi, but Enzo told me that immediately after the loss to Spain in the World Cup final, in the dressing room, Lionel Messi pointed fingers at Enzo Fernández and blamed him for the defeat. He said, ‘Why would you make such a stupid challenge when you knew you were already on a yellow card and we were about to go to penalties, where we could’ve easily beaten Spain?’ That statement has left Enzo devastated ever since. He barely looks happy each day, and he told me this is the worst summer of his life.”

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Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card in the final. He also disclosed that he would love to leave Chelsea and does not want to return to England. Presenter 🎤: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Presenter 🎤: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.”
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Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card in the final. He also disclosed that he would love to leave Chelsea and does not want to return to England. Presenter 🎤: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Presenter 🎤: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.”

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🚨Enzo Fernández Statement on his red card incident against Spain: 🗣️Reporter: Enzo, can you talk us through the challenge that led to your red card? 🗣️ Enzo: “I knew I was already on a yellow card. When I went in for the challenge, there was no bad intention. My only objective was to win the ball and help my team. I wasn’t trying to hurt anyone. As soon as the collision happened, I could hear Spain’s players surrounding the referee, shouting that it was a card. Almost immediately, the referee reached for his pocket. He didn’t take much time before making the decision, even though it was a World Cup final and he knew I was already on a booking. From my point of view, the decision was extremely harsh. In a match of that magnitude, you hope the referee carefully considers every big call because one decision can change the entire final. I was devastated when I saw the red card. Leaving my teammates with ten men in a World Cup final is one of the worst feelings a footballer can experience. I wanted to be on the pitch fighting until the final whistle. All week there was so much discussion about the referee before the match, and in the end I felt every decision seemed to go against us. That’s how it felt from where I was standing. We believed we were never given the benefit of the doubt in the big moments. I’m disappointed, but I respect football and I respect the game. I just wish the key decisions in a World Cup final were judged with greater consistency. Those moments can define careers and determine who lifts the biggest trophy in football.”
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🚨Enzo Fernández Statement on his red card incident against Spain: 🗣️Reporter: Enzo, can you talk us through the challenge that led to your red card? 🗣️ Enzo: “I knew I was already on a yellow card. When I went in for the challenge, there was no bad intention. My only objective was to win the ball and help my team. I wasn’t trying to hurt anyone. As soon as the collision happened, I could hear Spain’s players surrounding the referee, shouting that it was a card. Almost immediately, the referee reached for his pocket. He didn’t take much time before making the decision, even though it was a World Cup final and he knew I was already on a booking. From my point of view, the decision was extremely harsh. In a match of that magnitude, you hope the referee carefully considers every big call because one decision can change the entire final. I was devastated when I saw the red card. Leaving my teammates with ten men in a World Cup final is one of the worst feelings a footballer can experience. I wanted to be on the pitch fighting until the final whistle. All week there was so much discussion about the referee before the match, and in the end I felt every decision seemed to go against us. That’s how it felt from where I was standing. We believed we were never given the benefit of the doubt in the big moments. I’m disappointed, but I respect football and I respect the game. I just wish the key decisions in a World Cup final were judged with greater consistency. Those moments can define careers and determine who lifts the biggest trophy in football.”

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🚨🇦🇷 Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card. Reporter🎙️: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Reporter🎙️: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.” "I also don't want to stay in a club that doesn't play champions league"
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🚨🇦🇷 Chelsea midfielder Enzo Fernández revealed that Lionel Messi stopped talking to him after Argentina’s World Cup final loss because he received a red card. Reporter🎙️: “Enzo, how are you feeling mentally after the World Cup final loss to Spain, especially after receiving a red card?” Enzo 🗣️: “It’s been really hard for me, honestly. I have nightmares about that match every time I go to sleep. It became even harder to deal with after Leo stopped talking to me immediately after the final. I even sent him a text, but he didn’t reply. I feel like I let him and all of Argentina down. But my friends, my parents, and my wife have been helping me get through this difficult time.” Reporter🎙️: “What about your future? Are you leaving or staying at Chelsea?” Enzo 🗣️: “I would love to leave the club because I need a new challenge. The English media weren’t pleased with my celebration after we beat them in the semi-final, so I think it’s best that I leave and don’t return to England. My agent has already discussed things with the Chelsea management.” "I also don't want to stay in a club that doesn't play champions league"

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🚨Lionel Scaloni: 🗣️“Was the refereeing unfair? Not at all. We lost the World Cup final simply because Spain were the better team on the night.” “We have to be honest and admit that Spain played better than us.” “We arrived at the final with an empty tank” What do you think that Argentina should improve on for better performance ? 🤔💭
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🚨Lionel Scaloni: 🗣️“Was the refereeing unfair? Not at all. We lost the World Cup final simply because Spain were the better team on the night.” “We have to be honest and admit that Spain played better than us.” “We arrived at the final with an empty tank” What do you think that Argentina should improve on for better performance ? 🤔💭

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Ex-Argentina player Ángel Di María revealed in an interview that something actually happened behind the scenes before the final, which he said Leo Messi refused to tell him about, prompting the poor performance that ultimately led to Argentina losing to Spain in the World Cup final on Sunday. Reporter 🎤: “What do you think happened to Argentina in the final?” Ángel Di María 🗣️: “I really do think something went down behind the scenes before the final, and I’ve asked Leo about it, but he refused to tell me what went down. Because that performance was really weird. I’ve never seen our team play like that in a friendly, let alone in a crucial World Cup final match. I probably think it might be down to the AFA corruption scandal. Maybe something big came up that mentally disbalanced the team because, for me, I just find what happened weird. I mean, the body language before the final and the performance wise display tell you that something went wrong behind the scenes. I hope Leo reveals it soon.”
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Ex-Argentina player Ángel Di María revealed in an interview that something actually happened behind the scenes before the final, which he said Leo Messi refused to tell him about, prompting the poor performance that ultimately led to Argentina losing to Spain in the World Cup final on Sunday. Reporter 🎤: “What do you think happened to Argentina in the final?” Ángel Di María 🗣️: “I really do think something went down behind the scenes before the final, and I’ve asked Leo about it, but he refused to tell me what went down. Because that performance was really weird. I’ve never seen our team play like that in a friendly, let alone in a crucial World Cup final match. I probably think it might be down to the AFA corruption scandal. Maybe something big came up that mentally disbalanced the team because, for me, I just find what happened weird. I mean, the body language before the final and the performance wise display tell you that something went wrong behind the scenes. I hope Leo reveals it soon.”

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🚨 Messi reveals the reason behind his tears after the World Cup final against Spain. 🗣️ Lionel Messi I've been fortunate enough to win almost everything football has to offer, but there are some defeats you never truly get over. What hurt me the most wasn't just losing the World Cup it was the way we were beaten. Spain made everything so difficult for us. It didn't feel like a final where we could compete the way Argentina should. I felt ashamed of myself because I always want to give everything for my country. I also felt we let the Argentine people down. Argentina deserves better than what we showed that night. The pain isn't about the trophy anymore. It's about the feeling that we couldn't perform the way our fans expected. I'm still carrying that humiliation with me. I'm trying to heal, but honestly, I still think about that final. Football gives you unforgettable moments, both beautiful and painful. This is one of those painful moments I'll remember for the rest of my life.
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🚨 Messi reveals the reason behind his tears after the World Cup final against Spain. 🗣️ Lionel Messi I've been fortunate enough to win almost everything football has to offer, but there are some defeats you never truly get over. What hurt me the most wasn't just losing the World Cup it was the way we were beaten. Spain made everything so difficult for us. It didn't feel like a final where we could compete the way Argentina should. I felt ashamed of myself because I always want to give everything for my country. I also felt we let the Argentine people down. Argentina deserves better than what we showed that night. The pain isn't about the trophy anymore. It's about the feeling that we couldn't perform the way our fans expected. I'm still carrying that humiliation with me. I'm trying to heal, but honestly, I still think about that final. Football gives you unforgettable moments, both beautiful and painful. This is one of those painful moments I'll remember for the rest of my life.

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🚨Didier Deschamps was asked about the officiating after France’s 2–1 defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup semi-final. 🎙️ Reporter: “Didier, we saw you speaking to the referee after the final whistle. What was that conversation about?” 🗣️ Didier Deschamps: “I simply wanted to understand some of the decisions because, from where I was standing, a few of them were very difficult to accept. When you’re coaching in a World Cup semi-final, you expect every major incident to be judged with complete consistency. I don’t think that happened tonight, and that’s what frustrated me the most. I’m not standing here saying we lost only because of the referee. We have to take responsibility for our own performance. Spain deserved credit for the way they played. But there were moments where we felt the officials could have handled situations differently. At this level, every important decision has the potential to change the course of a match. That’s why everyone—players, coaches and referees—has to meet the highest possible standard. I hope the officiating is reviewed because World Cup semi-finals should be remembered for the football and the players, not because everyone leaves talking about refereeing decisions.”
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🚨Didier Deschamps was asked about the officiating after France’s 2–1 defeat to Spain in the FIFA World Cup semi-final. 🎙️ Reporter: “Didier, we saw you speaking to the referee after the final whistle. What was that conversation about?” 🗣️ Didier Deschamps: “I simply wanted to understand some of the decisions because, from where I was standing, a few of them were very difficult to accept. When you’re coaching in a World Cup semi-final, you expect every major incident to be judged with complete consistency. I don’t think that happened tonight, and that’s what frustrated me the most. I’m not standing here saying we lost only because of the referee. We have to take responsibility for our own performance. Spain deserved credit for the way they played. But there were moments where we felt the officials could have handled situations differently. At this level, every important decision has the potential to change the course of a match. That’s why everyone—players, coaches and referees—has to meet the highest possible standard. I hope the officiating is reviewed because World Cup semi-finals should be remembered for the football and the players, not because everyone leaves talking about refereeing decisions.”

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🚨Leo Messi finally opens up about his Argentina future after the World Cup final loss to Spain, admitting the wound is still fresh and revealing what he told his teammates in the dressing room. 🗣️ Leo Messi: “The pain is immense and this wound will take a long time to heal. I told the boys that night that this was probably my last game with the national team… reaching two consecutive finals with this group is something I’ll never forget, but right now it’s hard to see myself continuing. I need time. Whatever I decide, I’m proud of every single one of them and of the entire country that stood with us. Spain deserved it they were better.”
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🚨Leo Messi finally opens up about his Argentina future after the World Cup final loss to Spain, admitting the wound is still fresh and revealing what he told his teammates in the dressing room. 🗣️ Leo Messi: “The pain is immense and this wound will take a long time to heal. I told the boys that night that this was probably my last game with the national team… reaching two consecutive finals with this group is something I’ll never forget, but right now it’s hard to see myself continuing. I need time. Whatever I decide, I’m proud of every single one of them and of the entire country that stood with us. Spain deserved it they were better.”

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Spain superstar Lamine Yamal has opened up about the heated World Cup match between Spain and Argentina. "Messi and the Argentines are rough," Yamal said. "They were calling me and other players black monkeys. I reported it to the referee but he did nothing about it. There were so many fouls that were not awarded. Although the World Cup completely favours us even when things wasn’t going right. He also slammed the refereeing, pointing to a string of unpunished fouls, late challenges, and decisions that he believes tilted the game heavily in Argentina's favour. "It feels like the whole tournament is set up for them," Yamal added. "We come out here to compete fairly, but it's not fair when the rules don't apply the same way."
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Spain superstar Lamine Yamal has opened up about the heated World Cup match between Spain and Argentina. "Messi and the Argentines are rough," Yamal said. "They were calling me and other players black monkeys. I reported it to the referee but he did nothing about it. There were so many fouls that were not awarded. Although the World Cup completely favours us even when things wasn’t going right. He also slammed the refereeing, pointing to a string of unpunished fouls, late challenges, and decisions that he believes tilted the game heavily in Argentina's favour. "It feels like the whole tournament is set up for them," Yamal added. "We come out here to compete fairly, but it's not fair when the rules don't apply the same way."

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Leo Messi finally reacts to his Argentina teammate Leandro Paredes receiving a 10-match ban after the Argentina vs. Spain post-match clash, claiming Jude Bellingham should also be banned for slapping Valentín Barco on the head against England. 🗣️ Leo Messi: “For me, FIFA giving Leandro a 10-match ban is way too much and unfair. Gavi said something harsh to Leandro, and that’s why he reacted that way, especially when we had just lost a final where emotions were everywhere. I know he could’ve done better, but getting a 10-match ban is way too much. Jude Bellingham slapped Barco on the head when we played against England in the semifinal, and he also insulted me. I don’t want to disclose what he said to you guys, but FIFA did nothing or even investigate it. I still don’t understand why people keep saying we are being favored by FIFA, because I think otherwise. They are just unfair to us.”
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Leo Messi finally reacts to his Argentina teammate Leandro Paredes receiving a 10-match ban after the Argentina vs. Spain post-match clash, claiming Jude Bellingham should also be banned for slapping Valentín Barco on the head against England. 🗣️ Leo Messi: “For me, FIFA giving Leandro a 10-match ban is way too much and unfair. Gavi said something harsh to Leandro, and that’s why he reacted that way, especially when we had just lost a final where emotions were everywhere. I know he could’ve done better, but getting a 10-match ban is way too much. Jude Bellingham slapped Barco on the head when we played against England in the semifinal, and he also insulted me. I don’t want to disclose what he said to you guys, but FIFA did nothing or even investigate it. I still don’t understand why people keep saying we are being favored by FIFA, because I think otherwise. They are just unfair to us.”

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French superstar Kylian Mbappé in a recent interview was asked if he feels bad for Lionel Messi after Argentina’s loss to Spain in the World Cup final. “First off, I respect Leo, He’s a legend of the game, no doubt about that. But to be honest… I don’t like him and I don’t like the Argentine team. I don’t feel bad for him at all. I’m even happy they lost the final to Spain.” When he was asked about the 2022 world cup match against Argentina Mbappe continued: “Back in 2022, the referee was clearly in favor of the Argentina team. That VAR goal they awarded was clearly offside. They’ve been rigging the World Cup since the days of Maradona till now, so no I don’t feel bad for him at all.”
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French superstar Kylian Mbappé in a recent interview was asked if he feels bad for Lionel Messi after Argentina’s loss to Spain in the World Cup final. “First off, I respect Leo, He’s a legend of the game, no doubt about that. But to be honest… I don’t like him and I don’t like the Argentine team. I don’t feel bad for him at all. I’m even happy they lost the final to Spain.” When he was asked about the 2022 world cup match against Argentina Mbappe continued: “Back in 2022, the referee was clearly in favor of the Argentina team. That VAR goal they awarded was clearly offside. They’ve been rigging the World Cup since the days of Maradona till now, so no I don’t feel bad for him at all.”

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🚨 Lionel Messi on facing Lamine Yamal in the World Cup Final 🎙️Reporter: "Leo, what goes through your mind knowing you'll face Lamine Yamal in the World Cup final?" Messi: "It's difficult to explain. Football gives you moments that seem impossible. I still smile when I think that the little boy I held and bathed 19 years ago is now going to face me in a World Cup final. Time goes by so quickly. I'm very happy for him because he's worked hard to reach this level." 🎙️Reporter: "Are you worried about what he can do?" Messi: "He's a special player, and players like him deserve respect. But I have complete confidence in my teammates. Our defenders know what this match means, and I believe they'll do a great job. We know his qualities, we'll prepare well, and together we'll try to stop him." 🎙️Reporter: "What does winning this final mean to you?" Messi: "For us, it's about Argentina. We came here with one goal—to become world champions again. We know how much this means to our people, and we'll leave everything on the pitch to make that happen. That's our responsibility and our dream." 🎙️Reporter: "One last thought?" Messi: "Football is incredible. Sometimes it writes stories that nobody could imagine. Nineteen years ago he was just a child, and today we're meeting in a World Cup final. Now it's up to us to enjoy the moment and compete."
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🚨 Lionel Messi on facing Lamine Yamal in the World Cup Final 🎙️Reporter: "Leo, what goes through your mind knowing you'll face Lamine Yamal in the World Cup final?" Messi: "It's difficult to explain. Football gives you moments that seem impossible. I still smile when I think that the little boy I held and bathed 19 years ago is now going to face me in a World Cup final. Time goes by so quickly. I'm very happy for him because he's worked hard to reach this level." 🎙️Reporter: "Are you worried about what he can do?" Messi: "He's a special player, and players like him deserve respect. But I have complete confidence in my teammates. Our defenders know what this match means, and I believe they'll do a great job. We know his qualities, we'll prepare well, and together we'll try to stop him." 🎙️Reporter: "What does winning this final mean to you?" Messi: "For us, it's about Argentina. We came here with one goal—to become world champions again. We know how much this means to our people, and we'll leave everything on the pitch to make that happen. That's our responsibility and our dream." 🎙️Reporter: "One last thought?" Messi: "Football is incredible. Sometimes it writes stories that nobody could imagine. Nineteen years ago he was just a child, and today we're meeting in a World Cup final. Now it's up to us to enjoy the moment and compete."

TOMI$IN🏅

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🚨Enzo Fernández on the emotional tunnel footage before the World Cup final: "I know everyone has seen the video of Leo telling us that everything would be okay while some of us were crying. A lot of people misunderstood that moment. We weren't crying because we lacked confidence—we were crying because we knew what was at stake. The pressure was enormous, and we all understood this could be Messi's final match for Argentina." "We felt a huge responsibility. We kept thinking, 'What if we don't give him the ending he deserves?' He gave everything for our country for so many years, and we wanted nothing more than to see him lift the World Cup one last time. That thought was in all of our minds before we stepped onto the pitch." "Messi tried to calm us down. He kept telling us everything would be okay, even though he was under the most pressure himself. That's the kind of leader he is. Unfortunately, football can be cruel. We gave everything we had, but sometimes your best isn't enough. The pain wasn't just losing the final—it was knowing we couldn't give our captain the farewell we had dreamed of."»
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🚨Enzo Fernández on the emotional tunnel footage before the World Cup final: "I know everyone has seen the video of Leo telling us that everything would be okay while some of us were crying. A lot of people misunderstood that moment. We weren't crying because we lacked confidence—we were crying because we knew what was at stake. The pressure was enormous, and we all understood this could be Messi's final match for Argentina." "We felt a huge responsibility. We kept thinking, 'What if we don't give him the ending he deserves?' He gave everything for our country for so many years, and we wanted nothing more than to see him lift the World Cup one last time. That thought was in all of our minds before we stepped onto the pitch." "Messi tried to calm us down. He kept telling us everything would be okay, even though he was under the most pressure himself. That's the kind of leader he is. Unfortunately, football can be cruel. We gave everything we had, but sometimes your best isn't enough. The pain wasn't just losing the final—it was knowing we couldn't give our captain the farewell we had dreamed of."»

TOMI$IN🏅

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Leo Messi revealed in an interview after Inter Miami’s game yesterday that his wife told him to return to the club earlier than expected to help clear his mind after the World Cup loss to Spain two weeks ago. Leo Messi 🗣️: “The loss against Spain was really hard for me. I really did let my country down, and it affected me a lot. When I got home, I couldn’t sleep for a whole day. I kept thinking about the loss and what I could have done differently. I was in a dark place for days, but my kids and my lovely wife helped me. She told me to return to the team early because that would definitely help take my mind off the loss instead of being at home all day. That’s why I returned early.”
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Leo Messi revealed in an interview after Inter Miami’s game yesterday that his wife told him to return to the club earlier than expected to help clear his mind after the World Cup loss to Spain two weeks ago. Leo Messi 🗣️: “The loss against Spain was really hard for me. I really did let my country down, and it affected me a lot. When I got home, I couldn’t sleep for a whole day. I kept thinking about the loss and what I could have done differently. I was in a dark place for days, but my kids and my lovely wife helped me. She told me to return to the team early because that would definitely help take my mind off the loss instead of being at home all day. That’s why I returned early.”

SIR1⭐️

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Cabo Verde manager Bubista spoke about the level of pride he has for his team after an incredible run in this edition of the World Cup: "Well, first of all, good evening. First things first: I feel pride in my players and in what they did. They did it with dignity and courage. And also a word to our opponent, Argentina. I think they showed why they're world champions. I think I can say our team showed how willing they were to play this game, to play this match. I don't think any other team could have scored two goals against Argentina and then taken the match into extra time. I think that shows the character of our team, how skilled our team was throughout most of the match. We knew the quality of our opponent. It was going to be a tough match, as it truly proved to be against Argentina. But I think we did our best, and we did it with bravery. And we never failed to stay true to our identity, which is why I'm so proud of what my players did throughout the match. Obviously, at times during the match, you have to have courage and you have to be well-organized because of how skilled your opponent is. But I think that being able to equalize against Argentina twice, after falling behind, shows how resilient our team is and how strong our character is as well." Much to be proud about for Cabo Verde. #FIFAWorldCup | #FIFAWorldCup2026 | #CaboVerde | #TubarõesAzuis | #WeAreCaboVerde #argentina #messi #capeverde 📹: FIFA MEDIA
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Cabo Verde manager Bubista spoke about the level of pride he has for his team after an incredible run in this edition of the World Cup: "Well, first of all, good evening. First things first: I feel pride in my players and in what they did. They did it with dignity and courage. And also a word to our opponent, Argentina. I think they showed why they're world champions. I think I can say our team showed how willing they were to play this game, to play this match. I don't think any other team could have scored two goals against Argentina and then taken the match into extra time. I think that shows the character of our team, how skilled our team was throughout most of the match. We knew the quality of our opponent. It was going to be a tough match, as it truly proved to be against Argentina. But I think we did our best, and we did it with bravery. And we never failed to stay true to our identity, which is why I'm so proud of what my players did throughout the match. Obviously, at times during the match, you have to have courage and you have to be well-organized because of how skilled your opponent is. But I think that being able to equalize against Argentina twice, after falling behind, shows how resilient our team is and how strong our character is as well." Much to be proud about for Cabo Verde. #FIFAWorldCup | #FIFAWorldCup2026 | #CaboVerde | #TubarõesAzuis | #WeAreCaboVerde #argentina #messi #capeverde 📹: FIFA MEDIA

José Roberto Nuñez

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