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WHY Argentina’s Greatest Strength Could End Their World Cup Defence… Argentina might be better than they were in 2022, but they might also be easier to hurt. Scaloni’s side still play some of the most enjoyable football in the international game. With Paredes setting the tempo from deep, De...

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Luis de la Fuente on facing Lionel Messi and Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ “I’ll be honest if there was one team I didn’t want to face in a World Cup final, it was Argentina. And the biggest reason is Lionel Messi.” “At 39 years old, he’s still playing football that doesn’t make sense. Most players at that age are watching the World Cup from home. Messi is deciding semi-finals, creating goals, leading an entire nation and carrying the pressure of millions on his shoulders as if it’s nothing.” “I watched the match against England very closely. Argentina were behind, the game was slipping away, and then Messi reminded the world why he’s different. He didn’t panic. He didn’t disappear. He produced two moments of pure genius, two incredible assists, and suddenly Argentina were in another World Cup final.” “That is exactly what scares every coach. You can prepare for Argentina for months. You can analyse every player, every movement and every tactical detail. But there is no tactical board in the world that can fully prepare you for Lionel Messi when he decides to take control of a match.” “He doesn’t need ten chances. He doesn’t even need to score. One pass, one dribble or one touch is enough to destroy ninety minutes of perfect work. That’s why he’s still the most dangerous player in world football.” “People keep talking about his age. I stopped looking at his age a long time ago. When the biggest matches arrive, Messi doesn’t play like a 39-year-old he plays like the greatest footballer in history.” “As a coach, I have enormous respect for Argentina, but I’d be lying if I said Messi doesn’t keep me awake. When a player like that is on the pitch, you know your team has to be perfect for every single second. One lapse in concentration and he’ll punish you.” “Facing Argentina is difficult. Facing Argentina with Lionel Messi playing at this level is every coach’s biggest challenge. He’s still the player who can decide a World Cup final with one moment of magic, and that’s why the whole football world respects and fears him.”
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Luis de la Fuente on facing Lionel Messi and Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ “I’ll be honest if there was one team I didn’t want to face in a World Cup final, it was Argentina. And the biggest reason is Lionel Messi.” “At 39 years old, he’s still playing football that doesn’t make sense. Most players at that age are watching the World Cup from home. Messi is deciding semi-finals, creating goals, leading an entire nation and carrying the pressure of millions on his shoulders as if it’s nothing.” “I watched the match against England very closely. Argentina were behind, the game was slipping away, and then Messi reminded the world why he’s different. He didn’t panic. He didn’t disappear. He produced two moments of pure genius, two incredible assists, and suddenly Argentina were in another World Cup final.” “That is exactly what scares every coach. You can prepare for Argentina for months. You can analyse every player, every movement and every tactical detail. But there is no tactical board in the world that can fully prepare you for Lionel Messi when he decides to take control of a match.” “He doesn’t need ten chances. He doesn’t even need to score. One pass, one dribble or one touch is enough to destroy ninety minutes of perfect work. That’s why he’s still the most dangerous player in world football.” “People keep talking about his age. I stopped looking at his age a long time ago. When the biggest matches arrive, Messi doesn’t play like a 39-year-old he plays like the greatest footballer in history.” “As a coach, I have enormous respect for Argentina, but I’d be lying if I said Messi doesn’t keep me awake. When a player like that is on the pitch, you know your team has to be perfect for every single second. One lapse in concentration and he’ll punish you.” “Facing Argentina is difficult. Facing Argentina with Lionel Messi playing at this level is every coach’s biggest challenge. He’s still the player who can decide a World Cup final with one moment of magic, and that’s why the whole football world respects and fears him.”

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WHY France’s Biggest Problem Might Be Kylian Mbappé… France probably have the most frightening squad at the World Cup. Mbappé, Dembélé, Olise, Cherki, Tchouaméni, Saliba, Upamecano, Konaté, Maignan. The depth is ridiculous, and on talent alone they have to be considered one of the favourites. But there is one problem Deschamps still hasn’t solved. Mbappé increasingly operates as France’s number nine, yet he doesn’t really play like one. He wants freedom, drifts wide, drops deep and looks to become the focal point of attacks. The issue is that when he vacates central areas, somebody still needs to occupy the centre-backs. That could become a major issue. With Ekitike injured, France lose the profile that looked perfectly suited to balancing the attack. So can Thuram provide that presence? Or will Deschamps need to turn to Mateta when games become more physical? Defensively, France remain terrifying. Their transition defence might be the best in the tournament, with Saliba, Upamecano, Konaté and Tchouaméni capable of shutting down counters almost on their own. Add in their aerial power and athleticism, and very few teams can match them physically. But possession remains the question mark. France still lack a clear repeatable build-up structure and often rely on moments of brilliance rather than sustained control. That makes the Olise versus Cherki debate fascinating. One offers a direct route to goal, the other might be the player who actually connects the team. If Deschamps finds the right balance around Mbappé, France have enough talent to win the World Cup. But if those attacking issues persist, another deep run could end in familiar fashion. France fans, are Les Bleus lifting the trophy or falling just short again? 👀🇫🇷 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY France’s Biggest Problem Might Be Kylian Mbappé… France probably have the most frightening squad at the World Cup. Mbappé, Dembélé, Olise, Cherki, Tchouaméni, Saliba, Upamecano, Konaté, Maignan. The depth is ridiculous, and on talent alone they have to be considered one of the favourites. But there is one problem Deschamps still hasn’t solved. Mbappé increasingly operates as France’s number nine, yet he doesn’t really play like one. He wants freedom, drifts wide, drops deep and looks to become the focal point of attacks. The issue is that when he vacates central areas, somebody still needs to occupy the centre-backs. That could become a major issue. With Ekitike injured, France lose the profile that looked perfectly suited to balancing the attack. So can Thuram provide that presence? Or will Deschamps need to turn to Mateta when games become more physical? Defensively, France remain terrifying. Their transition defence might be the best in the tournament, with Saliba, Upamecano, Konaté and Tchouaméni capable of shutting down counters almost on their own. Add in their aerial power and athleticism, and very few teams can match them physically. But possession remains the question mark. France still lack a clear repeatable build-up structure and often rely on moments of brilliance rather than sustained control. That makes the Olise versus Cherki debate fascinating. One offers a direct route to goal, the other might be the player who actually connects the team. If Deschamps finds the right balance around Mbappé, France have enough talent to win the World Cup. But if those attacking issues persist, another deep run could end in familiar fashion. France fans, are Les Bleus lifting the trophy or falling just short again? 👀🇫🇷 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

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President Gianni Infantino has addressed rumors alleging that FIFA favored Argentina during the most recent FIFA World Cup, particularly regarding the match between Argentina and Egypt. Gianni Infantino 🗣️: "If any referee is found to have unfairly influenced the Argentina vs. Egypt match, appropriate action will be taken. Messi missed a penalty, Argentina fell two goals behind, but they came back to score three goals in the final 13 minutes. It should have been remembered as one of the greatest comebacks in World Cup history. Instead, many people accused FIFA of helping Argentina. Argentina committed 13 fouls without receiving a yellow card, while Egypt committed 11 fouls and received five yellow cards. However, the claims that FIFA showed favoritism are not true. No matter how much criticism we face, I can only apologize to football fans around the world who feel disappointed. FIFA has never instructed any referee to favor Argentina or any other team, nor have we ever told officials to help Lionel Messi or keep Argentina in the tournament. We remain committed to proving that the FIFA World Cup is decided by fair competition, not favoritism."
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President Gianni Infantino has addressed rumors alleging that FIFA favored Argentina during the most recent FIFA World Cup, particularly regarding the match between Argentina and Egypt. Gianni Infantino 🗣️: "If any referee is found to have unfairly influenced the Argentina vs. Egypt match, appropriate action will be taken. Messi missed a penalty, Argentina fell two goals behind, but they came back to score three goals in the final 13 minutes. It should have been remembered as one of the greatest comebacks in World Cup history. Instead, many people accused FIFA of helping Argentina. Argentina committed 13 fouls without receiving a yellow card, while Egypt committed 11 fouls and received five yellow cards. However, the claims that FIFA showed favoritism are not true. No matter how much criticism we face, I can only apologize to football fans around the world who feel disappointed. FIFA has never instructed any referee to favor Argentina or any other team, nor have we ever told officials to help Lionel Messi or keep Argentina in the tournament. We remain committed to proving that the FIFA World Cup is decided by fair competition, not favoritism."

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John Terry on Argentina ahead of their 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-final against England. 🗣️ “I’m not buying the hype. Without Lionel Messi, this Argentina team is ordinary. Strip away the reputation and you’re looking at a side that doesn’t frighten anyone.” “I honestly don’t think they stand a chance against England. Not one. England are faster, stronger, more athletic and have far more quality across the pitch.” “People keep pretending this is still the Argentina that conquered the world. It isn’t. That team is gone. This one lives off old memories and a famous shirt.” “Every time I watch them now, I ask myself where the elite level is. I don’t see dominance, I don’t see personality, and I certainly don’t see a team capable of intimidating top opposition. If that’s the best Argentina can offer without Messi, then England should have no excuses whatsoever.” “If England play with any intensity at all, Argentina will spend the entire game chasing the ball. I don’t see them matching England physically or tactically for 90 minutes.” “For me, this shouldn’t even be a close contest. England should expose them. If England fail to beat this Argentina side, it’ll be because they underperformed not because Argentina were exceptional.”
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John Terry on Argentina ahead of their 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-final against England. 🗣️ “I’m not buying the hype. Without Lionel Messi, this Argentina team is ordinary. Strip away the reputation and you’re looking at a side that doesn’t frighten anyone.” “I honestly don’t think they stand a chance against England. Not one. England are faster, stronger, more athletic and have far more quality across the pitch.” “People keep pretending this is still the Argentina that conquered the world. It isn’t. That team is gone. This one lives off old memories and a famous shirt.” “Every time I watch them now, I ask myself where the elite level is. I don’t see dominance, I don’t see personality, and I certainly don’t see a team capable of intimidating top opposition. If that’s the best Argentina can offer without Messi, then England should have no excuses whatsoever.” “If England play with any intensity at all, Argentina will spend the entire game chasing the ball. I don’t see them matching England physically or tactically for 90 minutes.” “For me, this shouldn’t even be a close contest. England should expose them. If England fail to beat this Argentina side, it’ll be because they underperformed not because Argentina were exceptional.”

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🚨 Mikel Arteta on Declan Rice and Bruno Guimarães’ midfield pivot at Arsenal: 🗣️ “The idea is to give the team more control without losing the aggression we need in midfield. Declan gives us incredible athleticism, power and the ability to cover large spaces. He can protect the back line, win duels and also drive the team forward. “Bruno gives us something different. He has the personality to receive the ball under pressure, play through difficult situations and control the rhythm of the game. His intelligence allows him to know when to accelerate and when to slow things down. “When you put those qualities together, you have a midfield that can dominate in different ways. They can win the ball, control possession, protect the defence and give our attacking players the freedom to stay higher. “The most important thing is their understanding. They cannot simply play next to each other; they have to move together, cover for each other and recognise the moments when one of them needs to step forward. “If we get that balance right, Rice and Bruno can give Arsenal one of the strongest midfield pivots in the Premier League.”
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🚨 Mikel Arteta on Declan Rice and Bruno Guimarães’ midfield pivot at Arsenal: 🗣️ “The idea is to give the team more control without losing the aggression we need in midfield. Declan gives us incredible athleticism, power and the ability to cover large spaces. He can protect the back line, win duels and also drive the team forward. “Bruno gives us something different. He has the personality to receive the ball under pressure, play through difficult situations and control the rhythm of the game. His intelligence allows him to know when to accelerate and when to slow things down. “When you put those qualities together, you have a midfield that can dominate in different ways. They can win the ball, control possession, protect the defence and give our attacking players the freedom to stay higher. “The most important thing is their understanding. They cannot simply play next to each other; they have to move together, cover for each other and recognise the moments when one of them needs to step forward. “If we get that balance right, Rice and Bruno can give Arsenal one of the strongest midfield pivots in the Premier League.”

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The FIFA football World Cup finals was not as exhilarating as expected and throughout it looked as if only Spain should win as they made 21 attempts to score a goal against Argentina’s 2 , that too in the last few minutes. Can you believe that !? Two goals scored by Spain were disallowed by the referee and those decisions looked marginal ! For me Spain beat Argentina 3-0, not 1-0 . Messi was tightly marked and could not make any moves . Solid offensive and defensive game by Spain 🇪🇸 .Look at the solitary goal today from several angles 👇 #fifa
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The FIFA football World Cup finals was not as exhilarating as expected and throughout it looked as if only Spain should win as they made 21 attempts to score a goal against Argentina’s 2 , that too in the last few minutes. Can you believe that !? Two goals scored by Spain were disallowed by the referee and those decisions looked marginal ! For me Spain beat Argentina 3-0, not 1-0 . Messi was tightly marked and could not make any moves . Solid offensive and defensive game by Spain 🇪🇸 .Look at the solitary goal today from several angles 👇 #fifa

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🚨Dani Olmo on facing Messi and Argentina in the World Cup final: "Nobody has been able to stop Messi for 20 years. 🗣️ Dani Olmo It is going to be a very difficult match. Me, Unai Simón and the rest of the players have been watching Argentina's games carefully because we know the challenge ahead of us. Argentina with Messi is a different team. We've watched how they played throughout the tournament against teams like Cape Verde, Egypt and England. They have experience, they have character, and they know how to compete in these moments. People have tried to stop Messi for almost 20 years. Teams have tried man-marking him, putting two players on him, creating special plans for him, and it still hasn't worked. We are not going to waste energy thinking about stopping Messi individually because history has already shown you cannot do that. Our focus is on ourselves. We have our style, our identity and our way of playing. We have to follow every detail the coach gives us, because against Argentina, one mistake can cost you everything If you want to beat Argentina, you have to be perfect for 90 minutes. You cannot switch off for one second because they have players who can punish you immediately. But we are not going there with fear. They are the world champions, but we are European champions. We have also played on the biggest stages and we know how to handle pressure. We will enjoy the final, believe in ourselves and fight until the last minute.
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🚨Dani Olmo on facing Messi and Argentina in the World Cup final: "Nobody has been able to stop Messi for 20 years. 🗣️ Dani Olmo It is going to be a very difficult match. Me, Unai Simón and the rest of the players have been watching Argentina's games carefully because we know the challenge ahead of us. Argentina with Messi is a different team. We've watched how they played throughout the tournament against teams like Cape Verde, Egypt and England. They have experience, they have character, and they know how to compete in these moments. People have tried to stop Messi for almost 20 years. Teams have tried man-marking him, putting two players on him, creating special plans for him, and it still hasn't worked. We are not going to waste energy thinking about stopping Messi individually because history has already shown you cannot do that. Our focus is on ourselves. We have our style, our identity and our way of playing. We have to follow every detail the coach gives us, because against Argentina, one mistake can cost you everything If you want to beat Argentina, you have to be perfect for 90 minutes. You cannot switch off for one second because they have players who can punish you immediately. But we are not going there with fear. They are the world champions, but we are European champions. We have also played on the biggest stages and we know how to handle pressure. We will enjoy the final, believe in ourselves and fight until the last minute.

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿England v Argentina 🇦🇷: Pre-Match Analysis Spain awaits the winner but this tie needs zero billing & in it's own right with both teams ready to go to war and attack their way to the final: - Argentina are the Highest Scorers - England have missed the most Big Chances England - 13th Best Passers at the WC; More Direct and with Purpose: - 6.7 Shots on Target per 90 - 15 Big Chances Missed (2nd) Unlocking Argentina from Wide Areas - 6 Accurate Crosses per Match (3rd) > Kane v DR Congo > Underlapping Run for Kane v Panama > Bellingham v Mexico Transition Attacks from Deep or Pressing - Lowest Ave. Possession of Semi-Finalists & prefer to break on teams quickly: > Bellingham v Croatia > Bellingham v Mexico x2 Argentina - Highest Scorers with 2.8 Goals per 90 - Highest Accurate Passers - 2 Clean Sheets (14th) Unlocking England Centrally - Accurate Passing but with Purpose and using "Vertical Play" to break teams open through centre: > Messi v Saudi > Messi v Austria Transition from Low into Attack - Not a team that stand out with Pace but with willingness to do hard running > Enzo Fernandez v Egypt > Enzo and Messi v Austria Key Battles/Decisive Areas - England have to improve their distances in Midfield without the ball & watch for those Vertical Passes into Messi/Enzo/Alvarez that can get Argentina straight onto the Defence - Bellingham v Paredes: I could see a scenario where Paredes follows Bellingham around the pitch and sacrifices himself and the structure to protect against their star. - Messi Freedom: I am unsure how you cope with this because as he will float between Guehi(CB) and O'Reilly(LB) then deeper into midfield, it becomes about communication to pass on but that is risky. Let's F*cking Gooo
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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿England v Argentina 🇦🇷: Pre-Match Analysis Spain awaits the winner but this tie needs zero billing & in it's own right with both teams ready to go to war and attack their way to the final: - Argentina are the Highest Scorers - England have missed the most Big Chances England - 13th Best Passers at the WC; More Direct and with Purpose: - 6.7 Shots on Target per 90 - 15 Big Chances Missed (2nd) Unlocking Argentina from Wide Areas - 6 Accurate Crosses per Match (3rd) > Kane v DR Congo > Underlapping Run for Kane v Panama > Bellingham v Mexico Transition Attacks from Deep or Pressing - Lowest Ave. Possession of Semi-Finalists & prefer to break on teams quickly: > Bellingham v Croatia > Bellingham v Mexico x2 Argentina - Highest Scorers with 2.8 Goals per 90 - Highest Accurate Passers - 2 Clean Sheets (14th) Unlocking England Centrally - Accurate Passing but with Purpose and using "Vertical Play" to break teams open through centre: > Messi v Saudi > Messi v Austria Transition from Low into Attack - Not a team that stand out with Pace but with willingness to do hard running > Enzo Fernandez v Egypt > Enzo and Messi v Austria Key Battles/Decisive Areas - England have to improve their distances in Midfield without the ball & watch for those Vertical Passes into Messi/Enzo/Alvarez that can get Argentina straight onto the Defence - Bellingham v Paredes: I could see a scenario where Paredes follows Bellingham around the pitch and sacrifices himself and the structure to protect against their star. - Messi Freedom: I am unsure how you cope with this because as he will float between Guehi(CB) and O'Reilly(LB) then deeper into midfield, it becomes about communication to pass on but that is risky. Let's F*cking Gooo

John Walker

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Rodri responds to whether Spain can stop Lionel Messi and Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ Reporter: “Rodri, do you believe Spain can stop Lionel Messi in the World Cup final?” Rodri: “Why wouldn’t we? If you’re asking whether Messi is the greatest player of all time, my answer is yes. If you’re asking whether he’s capable of deciding another World Cup final at 39 years old, absolutely. But if you’re asking whether Spain are going into this match already beaten before kickoff… absolutely not.” “I’ve watched every minute of Argentina’s tournament. I’ve seen what he did against England. They were leading 1-0, they thought they had the game under control, and then Messi completely changed everything. Two unbelievable assists, another masterclass and another World Cup final. That’s exactly why every team in the world respects him.” “But this is the World Cup final. We didn’t come this far to spend ninety minutes watching Lionel Messi make history. We came here to stop him and bring the trophy back to Spain.” “People are acting as if the trophy already belongs to Argentina because Messi is on the pitch. That’s football’s biggest mistake. Respect is one thing. Fear is another. We have no fear.” “Yes, he’s still the best player in the world. Yes, he’s capable of punishing any mistake. That’s why we cannot switch off for even one second. Against a player like Messi, one moment of hesitation can cost you the World Cup.” “We’ll defend together, we’ll fight together and we’ll suffer together if we have to. If Messi wants another World Cup, he’s going to have to earn every single touch of the ball because we’re not giving him anything for free.” “I’ve admired him throughout my career, but admiration ends when the referee blows the whistle. For ninety minutes, there are no idols only opponents.” “The world wants another Lionel Messi fairytale. Spain wants the World Cup. We respect the greatest player of all time, but we’re not walking onto that pitch to applaud him we’re walking onto it to beat him.”
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Rodri responds to whether Spain can stop Lionel Messi and Argentina in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ Reporter: “Rodri, do you believe Spain can stop Lionel Messi in the World Cup final?” Rodri: “Why wouldn’t we? If you’re asking whether Messi is the greatest player of all time, my answer is yes. If you’re asking whether he’s capable of deciding another World Cup final at 39 years old, absolutely. But if you’re asking whether Spain are going into this match already beaten before kickoff… absolutely not.” “I’ve watched every minute of Argentina’s tournament. I’ve seen what he did against England. They were leading 1-0, they thought they had the game under control, and then Messi completely changed everything. Two unbelievable assists, another masterclass and another World Cup final. That’s exactly why every team in the world respects him.” “But this is the World Cup final. We didn’t come this far to spend ninety minutes watching Lionel Messi make history. We came here to stop him and bring the trophy back to Spain.” “People are acting as if the trophy already belongs to Argentina because Messi is on the pitch. That’s football’s biggest mistake. Respect is one thing. Fear is another. We have no fear.” “Yes, he’s still the best player in the world. Yes, he’s capable of punishing any mistake. That’s why we cannot switch off for even one second. Against a player like Messi, one moment of hesitation can cost you the World Cup.” “We’ll defend together, we’ll fight together and we’ll suffer together if we have to. If Messi wants another World Cup, he’s going to have to earn every single touch of the ball because we’re not giving him anything for free.” “I’ve admired him throughout my career, but admiration ends when the referee blows the whistle. For ninety minutes, there are no idols only opponents.” “The world wants another Lionel Messi fairytale. Spain wants the World Cup. We respect the greatest player of all time, but we’re not walking onto that pitch to applaud him we’re walking onto it to beat him.”

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If you believe the 2026 World Cup is scripted for Argentina to win, then every team Argentina has faced, and every team they will face, must also be part of the script, including the team in the final. Because it makes no sense to say only Argentina is scripted while the opponents are innocent. Ronaldo fans, let’s be honest. Some of you are not angry because football is rigged. You are angry because Ronaldo never won the World Cup, and Argentina’s success keeps opening that wound. Ronaldo fans always like to make simple things stupid. Sometimes, your behavior makes animals look wiser, because at least animals accept reality. They don’t build fiction just to protect their pain.
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If you believe the 2026 World Cup is scripted for Argentina to win, then every team Argentina has faced, and every team they will face, must also be part of the script, including the team in the final. Because it makes no sense to say only Argentina is scripted while the opponents are innocent. Ronaldo fans, let’s be honest. Some of you are not angry because football is rigged. You are angry because Ronaldo never won the World Cup, and Argentina’s success keeps opening that wound. Ronaldo fans always like to make simple things stupid. Sometimes, your behavior makes animals look wiser, because at least animals accept reality. They don’t build fiction just to protect their pain.

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🚫🇦🇷 Throwback to one of the biggest refereeing controversies in FIFA World Cup history. 🇲🇽 The 2010 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 between Mexico and Argentina remains one of the tournament’s most infamous matches. With the score still 0-0, Carlos Tévez headed Argentina into the lead after receiving the ball while clearly offside. Replays shown inside the stadium made the mistake obvious to everyone, yet after discussions between the referee and assistant referee, the goal was still allowed to stand. That decision completely changed the game. Mexico’s players were furious, fans were left stunned, and Argentina went on to win 3-1 to eliminate El Tri. While Argentina deserved credit for their overall performance, many still believe the illegal opening goal shifted the momentum and changed the course of the match. The incident sparked worldwide debate over refereeing standards and became one of the defining moments that accelerated football’s push toward goal-line technology and, years later, the introduction of VAR in FIFA competitions. More than 15 years later, the match is still brought up whenever fans discuss the greatest refereeing errors in World Cup history.
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🚫🇦🇷 Throwback to one of the biggest refereeing controversies in FIFA World Cup history. 🇲🇽 The 2010 FIFA World Cup Round of 16 between Mexico and Argentina remains one of the tournament’s most infamous matches. With the score still 0-0, Carlos Tévez headed Argentina into the lead after receiving the ball while clearly offside. Replays shown inside the stadium made the mistake obvious to everyone, yet after discussions between the referee and assistant referee, the goal was still allowed to stand. That decision completely changed the game. Mexico’s players were furious, fans were left stunned, and Argentina went on to win 3-1 to eliminate El Tri. While Argentina deserved credit for their overall performance, many still believe the illegal opening goal shifted the momentum and changed the course of the match. The incident sparked worldwide debate over refereeing standards and became one of the defining moments that accelerated football’s push toward goal-line technology and, years later, the introduction of VAR in FIFA competitions. More than 15 years later, the match is still brought up whenever fans discuss the greatest refereeing errors in World Cup history.

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Stop scrolling and just take 20 seconds to read this. Then share it with development coaches! We’ve translated the lip reading from this excellent insight between Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni and central midfielder Leandro Paredes. So many coaches try to control everything. Scaloni does something different. He listens. He includes. Then he manages the situation around what his players see, feel and need on the pitch. In this clip, Paredes explains that he is struggling to progress the ball because the opposition number nine is starting close to him and blocking the passing lanes based on the angles of support Paredes offers from central areas. His solution? He needs an extra centre back so one of them can step forward. That will either allow the centre backs to build the play themselves, or attract the number nine towards them, freeing Paredes to receive in space and take control of the game. He asks Scaloni to introduce an extra centre back to support that build up, believing it is the best way for Argentina to regain and retain control of the game. Scaloni listens, and immediately begins working on the solution. Throughout the World Cup, the cameras repeatedly captured Lionel Messi discussing on field problems with Scaloni and explaining how he believed they could be solved. That is not a weakness in the manager. That is leadership. Empowering others making them feel more attached to the objective. An environment where players are included in the planning. Not robots blindly following instructions. Footballers. THINKERS. DECISION MAKERS. THIS IS FOOTBALL, Decision makers! Develop decision makers. Get instructive control freaks out of development football!! The game is a constant series of problems and decisions. If players are always waiting for answers from the sideline, they will never reach their full potential, individually or collectively. Coach the player. Develop the thinker.
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Stop scrolling and just take 20 seconds to read this. Then share it with development coaches! We’ve translated the lip reading from this excellent insight between Argentina manager Lionel Scaloni and central midfielder Leandro Paredes. So many coaches try to control everything. Scaloni does something different. He listens. He includes. Then he manages the situation around what his players see, feel and need on the pitch. In this clip, Paredes explains that he is struggling to progress the ball because the opposition number nine is starting close to him and blocking the passing lanes based on the angles of support Paredes offers from central areas. His solution? He needs an extra centre back so one of them can step forward. That will either allow the centre backs to build the play themselves, or attract the number nine towards them, freeing Paredes to receive in space and take control of the game. He asks Scaloni to introduce an extra centre back to support that build up, believing it is the best way for Argentina to regain and retain control of the game. Scaloni listens, and immediately begins working on the solution. Throughout the World Cup, the cameras repeatedly captured Lionel Messi discussing on field problems with Scaloni and explaining how he believed they could be solved. That is not a weakness in the manager. That is leadership. Empowering others making them feel more attached to the objective. An environment where players are included in the planning. Not robots blindly following instructions. Footballers. THINKERS. DECISION MAKERS. THIS IS FOOTBALL, Decision makers! Develop decision makers. Get instructive control freaks out of development football!! The game is a constant series of problems and decisions. If players are always waiting for answers from the sideline, they will never reach their full potential, individually or collectively. Coach the player. Develop the thinker.

Keepitonthedeck

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🚨Javier Mascherano on the petition to kick Argentina out of the World Cup: "I couldn't believe it when I saw millions of signatures asking FIFA to remove Argentina from the tournament. That's not how football works. If you're unhappy with a team, you beat them on the pitch—not behind a screen." "I've worn this shirt for years, and I know what it means to represent Argentina. We've faced criticism before, but trying to eliminate a team because you don't like the results is a dangerous path. It says more about the people signing the petition than it does about Argentina." "And let's be honest, when Lionel Messi is involved, emotions always run high. The greatest players divide opinions because they keep proving people wrong. Instead of accepting what they're witnessing, some look for shortcuts and excuses. " Football has always been decided by 90 minutes on the field, not by online campaigns. If Argentina deserve to stay, they will. If someone wants them out, earn it by defeating them—not by collecting signatures. That's the only language football has ever respected."
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🚨Javier Mascherano on the petition to kick Argentina out of the World Cup: "I couldn't believe it when I saw millions of signatures asking FIFA to remove Argentina from the tournament. That's not how football works. If you're unhappy with a team, you beat them on the pitch—not behind a screen." "I've worn this shirt for years, and I know what it means to represent Argentina. We've faced criticism before, but trying to eliminate a team because you don't like the results is a dangerous path. It says more about the people signing the petition than it does about Argentina." "And let's be honest, when Lionel Messi is involved, emotions always run high. The greatest players divide opinions because they keep proving people wrong. Instead of accepting what they're witnessing, some look for shortcuts and excuses. " Football has always been decided by 90 minutes on the field, not by online campaigns. If Argentina deserve to stay, they will. If someone wants them out, earn it by defeating them—not by collecting signatures. That's the only language football has ever respected."

TOMI$IN🏅

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WHY Sandro Tonali Could Be The Engine Of Spurs’ Midfield… Sandro Tonali isn’t the traditional holding midfielder many Tottenham fans might expect. And that’s exactly why he’d be such an interesting fit for Roberto De Zerbi. Tonali thrives in high-intensity football. He’s constantly scanning, covering huge distances and looking to play forward rather than simply recycle possession. His athleticism and ability to break lines make him the type of midfielder who can inject tempo into every phase of the game. That’s why he feels less like a conventional number six and more like the engine of the midfield. Alongside someone like Mateus Fernandes, Spurs would have two technically gifted midfielders capable of progressing the ball through pressure and accelerating attacks from deep. There is a trade-off, though. Neither Tonali nor Fernandes is a specialist defensive anchor. Tonali can struggle aerially and isn’t at his best defending large spaces in one-versus-one situations, meaning Spurs would still need the right structure around them. If De Zerbi gets that balance right, the midfield could become one of the most exciting in the Premier League. And while a £100m fee sounds enormous, the Telstar Transfer Index shows it would still sit just below Gazza’s move when adjusted for football inflation. Spurs fans, would Tonali transform your midfield? 👀⚪ ⬇️ Full Video Below 📹 Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY Sandro Tonali Could Be The Engine Of Spurs’ Midfield… Sandro Tonali isn’t the traditional holding midfielder many Tottenham fans might expect. And that’s exactly why he’d be such an interesting fit for Roberto De Zerbi. Tonali thrives in high-intensity football. He’s constantly scanning, covering huge distances and looking to play forward rather than simply recycle possession. His athleticism and ability to break lines make him the type of midfielder who can inject tempo into every phase of the game. That’s why he feels less like a conventional number six and more like the engine of the midfield. Alongside someone like Mateus Fernandes, Spurs would have two technically gifted midfielders capable of progressing the ball through pressure and accelerating attacks from deep. There is a trade-off, though. Neither Tonali nor Fernandes is a specialist defensive anchor. Tonali can struggle aerially and isn’t at his best defending large spaces in one-versus-one situations, meaning Spurs would still need the right structure around them. If De Zerbi gets that balance right, the midfield could become one of the most exciting in the Premier League. And while a £100m fee sounds enormous, the Telstar Transfer Index shows it would still sit just below Gazza’s move when adjusted for football inflation. Spurs fans, would Tonali transform your midfield? 👀⚪ ⬇️ Full Video Below 📹 Samson Kalnińş Brough

Pythagoras In Boots ⚽️

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Pep Guardiola on why Lionel Messi broke down in tears after the final whistle against Spain in the FIFA World Cup final. 🗣️ “The whole world thought Leo was crying because Argentina had lost the World Cup. They were wrong. I know him better than most people. Those tears came from somewhere much deeper. They were the tears of a little boy who realized the dream he had lived for more than twenty years might have ended forever.” “The moment I saw him standing there, I couldn’t watch anymore. I picked up my phone and called him. He answered, but he couldn’t speak. All I could hear was his breathing. We stayed in silence for what felt like forever because sometimes pain is too big for words.” “When he finally spoke, he said, ‘Míster… it’s not the defeat that’s breaking me. I can accept losing. What I can’t accept is that this may have been the last time I ever wore the Argentina shirt. I wasn’t ready to say goodbye.’ I completely broke down when I heard those words.” “I told him, ‘Leo, listen to me. Millions of people aren’t crying because Argentina lost. They’re crying because they know they may never see you wear that shirt again. They grew up with you. They celebrated with you. They suffered with you. Tonight, they’re mourning the end of an era.’” “He spent more than two decades carrying that badge with unbelievable pride. He gave Argentina his childhood, his youth, his best football and even the final years of his career. There was nothing left for him to give. He left every piece of his heart on that pitch.” “I said to him, ‘Don’t ever apologize. Don’t ever think you failed your country. The only reason this hurts so much is because you loved Argentina more than anyone could ever ask. That’s not failure that’s the purest form of love.’” “I’ve coached the greatest footballer I’ve ever seen, but that night I wasn’t speaking to a footballer. I was speaking to a man whose heart had been shattered because he believed his final chapter with Argentina had been written. That pain is something no trophy, no speech and no applause can ever heal.” “One day, people will remember who won that World Cup. But those of us who love football will also remember another image forever Lionel Messi standing in tears, not because he stopped loving football, but because football was asking him to say goodbye to the country he loved more than anything in the world.
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Pep Guardiola on why Lionel Messi broke down in tears after the final whistle against Spain in the FIFA World Cup final. 🗣️ “The whole world thought Leo was crying because Argentina had lost the World Cup. They were wrong. I know him better than most people. Those tears came from somewhere much deeper. They were the tears of a little boy who realized the dream he had lived for more than twenty years might have ended forever.” “The moment I saw him standing there, I couldn’t watch anymore. I picked up my phone and called him. He answered, but he couldn’t speak. All I could hear was his breathing. We stayed in silence for what felt like forever because sometimes pain is too big for words.” “When he finally spoke, he said, ‘Míster… it’s not the defeat that’s breaking me. I can accept losing. What I can’t accept is that this may have been the last time I ever wore the Argentina shirt. I wasn’t ready to say goodbye.’ I completely broke down when I heard those words.” “I told him, ‘Leo, listen to me. Millions of people aren’t crying because Argentina lost. They’re crying because they know they may never see you wear that shirt again. They grew up with you. They celebrated with you. They suffered with you. Tonight, they’re mourning the end of an era.’” “He spent more than two decades carrying that badge with unbelievable pride. He gave Argentina his childhood, his youth, his best football and even the final years of his career. There was nothing left for him to give. He left every piece of his heart on that pitch.” “I said to him, ‘Don’t ever apologize. Don’t ever think you failed your country. The only reason this hurts so much is because you loved Argentina more than anyone could ever ask. That’s not failure that’s the purest form of love.’” “I’ve coached the greatest footballer I’ve ever seen, but that night I wasn’t speaking to a footballer. I was speaking to a man whose heart had been shattered because he believed his final chapter with Argentina had been written. That pain is something no trophy, no speech and no applause can ever heal.” “One day, people will remember who won that World Cup. But those of us who love football will also remember another image forever Lionel Messi standing in tears, not because he stopped loving football, but because football was asking him to say goodbye to the country he loved more than anything in the world.

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The evidence seems to be mounting. We all know you can trust FIFA as far as you can boot them. So questions are now coming. Is the World Cup fixed, are games being rigged, is the intention to make Messi golden boot winner and Argentina champions….are these decisions deliberate or is it just unconscious bias in favour of the big guns and gonna superstar players. He decisions in the Argentina comeback win against Egypt CAN be justified and explained. It’s much harder to explain why VAR didn’t even look at possible fouls in Argentinas goal. Much harder to explain how Messi didn’t even get a yellow let alone red earlier in the tournament, much harder to explain why some of the European teams are getting a yellow card for every 7,8 or 9 fouls the commit (England the must punished at 7) whilst Argentina is 22😳 They can commit 3x as many fouls before being punished. None of it passes the smell test…
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The evidence seems to be mounting. We all know you can trust FIFA as far as you can boot them. So questions are now coming. Is the World Cup fixed, are games being rigged, is the intention to make Messi golden boot winner and Argentina champions….are these decisions deliberate or is it just unconscious bias in favour of the big guns and gonna superstar players. He decisions in the Argentina comeback win against Egypt CAN be justified and explained. It’s much harder to explain why VAR didn’t even look at possible fouls in Argentinas goal. Much harder to explain how Messi didn’t even get a yellow let alone red earlier in the tournament, much harder to explain why some of the European teams are getting a yellow card for every 7,8 or 9 fouls the commit (England the must punished at 7) whilst Argentina is 22😳 They can commit 3x as many fouls before being punished. None of it passes the smell test…

John Hannam

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Sir Alex Ferguson on Lionel Messi’s performances at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 🗣️ “I’ve spent my entire life watching football. I’ve managed against the greatest players, coached some of the best and witnessed generations of talent. But what Lionel Messi is doing at 39 years old is beyond anything I’ve ever seen.” “Most players at that age are long retired or struggling to keep up with the pace of the modern game. Messi? He’s carrying Argentina to another World Cup final. He isn’t surviving he’s dominating. That’s the difference.” “People keep asking how he’s still doing it. The answer is simple: his football brain is decades ahead of everyone else. He doesn’t need to outrun you anymore because he’s already seen the next three passes before you’ve taken your first step.” “Look at this tournament. Every time Argentina needed someone to stand up, Messi answered. When they were under pressure, he demanded the ball. When England thought they had one foot in the final, Messi completely changed the game with two outrageous assists. That’s what greatness looks like.” “You can organise your defence perfectly, assign two or three players to mark him and spend months analysing every movement he makes. None of it guarantees anything because he only needs one second to destroy ninety minutes of hard work.” “What amazes me most isn’t the ability it’s the mentality. The bigger the occasion, the calmer he becomes. While everyone else feels the weight of a World Cup, Messi plays as if he was born for these moments. That’s why he keeps breaking hearts and making history.” “I’ll say something that some people won’t like, but I don’t care. We will never see another footballer like Lionel Messi. When he retires, an era of football retires with him. Players will win Ballons d’Or, score hundreds of goals and lift trophies, but nobody will combine genius, consistency, longevity and humility the way he has.” “Enjoy every minute he’s still on the pitch, because when Lionel Messi walks away from football, the game will lose a little piece of its soul. There will be great players after him but there will never be another Lionel Messi.
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Sir Alex Ferguson on Lionel Messi’s performances at the 2026 FIFA World Cup. 🗣️ “I’ve spent my entire life watching football. I’ve managed against the greatest players, coached some of the best and witnessed generations of talent. But what Lionel Messi is doing at 39 years old is beyond anything I’ve ever seen.” “Most players at that age are long retired or struggling to keep up with the pace of the modern game. Messi? He’s carrying Argentina to another World Cup final. He isn’t surviving he’s dominating. That’s the difference.” “People keep asking how he’s still doing it. The answer is simple: his football brain is decades ahead of everyone else. He doesn’t need to outrun you anymore because he’s already seen the next three passes before you’ve taken your first step.” “Look at this tournament. Every time Argentina needed someone to stand up, Messi answered. When they were under pressure, he demanded the ball. When England thought they had one foot in the final, Messi completely changed the game with two outrageous assists. That’s what greatness looks like.” “You can organise your defence perfectly, assign two or three players to mark him and spend months analysing every movement he makes. None of it guarantees anything because he only needs one second to destroy ninety minutes of hard work.” “What amazes me most isn’t the ability it’s the mentality. The bigger the occasion, the calmer he becomes. While everyone else feels the weight of a World Cup, Messi plays as if he was born for these moments. That’s why he keeps breaking hearts and making history.” “I’ll say something that some people won’t like, but I don’t care. We will never see another footballer like Lionel Messi. When he retires, an era of football retires with him. Players will win Ballons d’Or, score hundreds of goals and lift trophies, but nobody will combine genius, consistency, longevity and humility the way he has.” “Enjoy every minute he’s still on the pitch, because when Lionel Messi walks away from football, the game will lose a little piece of its soul. There will be great players after him but there will never be another Lionel Messi.

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🚨Bukayo Saka on who he’ll be supporting in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Spain and Argentina after his Hat-trick against France: 🎙️ Reporter: “Bukayo, after England’s 6-4 win over France, who will you be supporting in the World Cup final—Spain or Argentina?” 🗣️ Bukayo Saka: “If I’m being honest, I’ll be supporting Spain. They’ve played fantastic football throughout the tournament, and I’ve really enjoyed watching them. “Lamine Yamal has been outstanding. The way he plays with confidence, freedom and creativity is special, and Spain as a team have been one of the best footballing sides at this World Cup. “I just hope the final is decided by football. You want to see the best team win because of the quality they show on the pitch—not because of controversial decisions or debates about the officiating afterwards. “A World Cup final should be remembered for great football, great players and unforgettable moments. That’s what every fan wants to see. “Argentina have an incredible team and, of course, Lionel Messi can change any game in an instant. But for me, Spain have earned their place with the way they’ve approached every match. “Hopefully it’s a final where both teams can express themselves, the referee has a quiet afternoon, and in the end the better team lifts the trophy. That’s all you can ask for as a football fan.”
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🚨Bukayo Saka on who he’ll be supporting in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final between Spain and Argentina after his Hat-trick against France: 🎙️ Reporter: “Bukayo, after England’s 6-4 win over France, who will you be supporting in the World Cup final—Spain or Argentina?” 🗣️ Bukayo Saka: “If I’m being honest, I’ll be supporting Spain. They’ve played fantastic football throughout the tournament, and I’ve really enjoyed watching them. “Lamine Yamal has been outstanding. The way he plays with confidence, freedom and creativity is special, and Spain as a team have been one of the best footballing sides at this World Cup. “I just hope the final is decided by football. You want to see the best team win because of the quality they show on the pitch—not because of controversial decisions or debates about the officiating afterwards. “A World Cup final should be remembered for great football, great players and unforgettable moments. That’s what every fan wants to see. “Argentina have an incredible team and, of course, Lionel Messi can change any game in an instant. But for me, Spain have earned their place with the way they’ve approached every match. “Hopefully it’s a final where both teams can express themselves, the referee has a quiet afternoon, and in the end the better team lifts the trophy. That’s all you can ask for as a football fan.”

SethOfficial

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🚨Arsène Wenger on the country he is backing to win the FIFA World Cup: 🎙️ Reporter: “Arsène, with only four teams remaining, who do you believe will lift the World Cup?” 🗣️ Arsène Wenger: “Looking at the tournament so far, all four remaining teams have been impressive in different ways. But if you’re asking me which team has looked the most complete, I have to say France. At the beginning of the knockout stage, I would have said Argentina because of Lionel Messi. When you have a player like him, you always believe he can carry a team to the trophy. But if we’re being honest, Argentina have struggled in each of their last three matches and still found a way to win. Against Cape Verde they found it difficult to break them down and looked vulnerable defensively. Against Egypt they faced many of the same problems. Then against Switzerland, the game changed dramatically after Breel Embolo’s red card. They deserve credit for taking advantage of the situation, but they haven’t looked as convincing as France. France, on the other hand, have been outstanding. They’ve been organised, balanced and incredibly dangerous going forward. Defensively they’ve looked solid, and they’ve conceded very few goals throughout the tournament. Kylian Mbappé has been sensational, Ousmane Dembélé is finally producing consistently on the biggest stage, and Michael Olise has added another dimension to their attack. Every time they go forward, they look capable of creating something special. One thing I believe is that the eventual world champion will come from the France versus Spain semi-final. In my opinion, that is the real final. Those are the two most complete teams left in the competition. If France overcome Spain, I believe they will go on and win the World Cup. Right now they are the most structured, the most consistent and the most complete side in the tournament. People can criticise Didier Deschamps’ style if they want, but one thing he has done brilliantly is make a squad full of world-class players function as one team. There are no egos, everyone understands their role, and that unity is why I believe France are favourites to become world champions.”
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🚨Arsène Wenger on the country he is backing to win the FIFA World Cup: 🎙️ Reporter: “Arsène, with only four teams remaining, who do you believe will lift the World Cup?” 🗣️ Arsène Wenger: “Looking at the tournament so far, all four remaining teams have been impressive in different ways. But if you’re asking me which team has looked the most complete, I have to say France. At the beginning of the knockout stage, I would have said Argentina because of Lionel Messi. When you have a player like him, you always believe he can carry a team to the trophy. But if we’re being honest, Argentina have struggled in each of their last three matches and still found a way to win. Against Cape Verde they found it difficult to break them down and looked vulnerable defensively. Against Egypt they faced many of the same problems. Then against Switzerland, the game changed dramatically after Breel Embolo’s red card. They deserve credit for taking advantage of the situation, but they haven’t looked as convincing as France. France, on the other hand, have been outstanding. They’ve been organised, balanced and incredibly dangerous going forward. Defensively they’ve looked solid, and they’ve conceded very few goals throughout the tournament. Kylian Mbappé has been sensational, Ousmane Dembélé is finally producing consistently on the biggest stage, and Michael Olise has added another dimension to their attack. Every time they go forward, they look capable of creating something special. One thing I believe is that the eventual world champion will come from the France versus Spain semi-final. In my opinion, that is the real final. Those are the two most complete teams left in the competition. If France overcome Spain, I believe they will go on and win the World Cup. Right now they are the most structured, the most consistent and the most complete side in the tournament. People can criticise Didier Deschamps’ style if they want, but one thing he has done brilliantly is make a squad full of world-class players function as one team. There are no egos, everyone understands their role, and that unity is why I believe France are favourites to become world champions.”

SethOfficial

534,108 просмотров • 1 месяц назад

WHY Bruno Guimarães Could Finally Unlock Arsenal’s Right-Hand Side… Arsenal have spent years relying on Bukayo Saka to provide almost everything on the right. Martin Ødegaard often drops deeper to help progress the ball, while Saka is left carrying the creative burden in the final third. Bruno Guimarães could completely change that dynamic. At Newcastle, Bruno has shown he can contribute across every phase. He can receive under pressure, move possession forward and compete aggressively in ground duels, but his biggest value now comes closer to goal. His movement into dangerous areas, ability to thread passes through defensive lines and willingness to get forward could give Arsenal the right-sided number eight they have been missing. The role could mirror what Granit Xhaka offered from the left during the 2022/23 season. Bruno would provide additional support for Saka, occupy defenders and potentially create more space for Arsenal’s most dangerous attacker. There are still questions. Can Arsenal protect him aerially? And would his lack of explosive athleticism become a problem when defending large spaces? With Declan Rice or Martín Zubimendi behind him, those weaknesses could be managed. Arsenal fans, could Bruno Guimarães be the midfielder who finally frees Bukayo Saka? 👀🔴⚪ 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough
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WHY Bruno Guimarães Could Finally Unlock Arsenal’s Right-Hand Side… Arsenal have spent years relying on Bukayo Saka to provide almost everything on the right. Martin Ødegaard often drops deeper to help progress the ball, while Saka is left carrying the creative burden in the final third. Bruno Guimarães could completely change that dynamic. At Newcastle, Bruno has shown he can contribute across every phase. He can receive under pressure, move possession forward and compete aggressively in ground duels, but his biggest value now comes closer to goal. His movement into dangerous areas, ability to thread passes through defensive lines and willingness to get forward could give Arsenal the right-sided number eight they have been missing. The role could mirror what Granit Xhaka offered from the left during the 2022/23 season. Bruno would provide additional support for Saka, occupy defenders and potentially create more space for Arsenal’s most dangerous attacker. There are still questions. Can Arsenal protect him aerially? And would his lack of explosive athleticism become a problem when defending large spaces? With Declan Rice or Martín Zubimendi behind him, those weaknesses could be managed. Arsenal fans, could Bruno Guimarães be the midfielder who finally frees Bukayo Saka? 👀🔴⚪ 📹Samson Kalnińş Brough

Pythagoras In Boots ⚽️

334,733 просмотров • 27 дней назад