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🔴⚪️🚨“𝐀𝐔𝐁𝐀𝐌𝐄𝐘𝐀𝐍𝐆 𝐈𝐒 𝐂𝐋𝐎𝐒𝐄𝐒𝐓 𝐈 𝐇𝐀𝐕𝐄 𝐒𝐄𝐄𝐍 𝐓𝐎 𝐇𝐄𝐍𝐑𝐘 𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐂𝐄 𝐇𝐄 𝐋𝐄𝐅𝐓" 🇬🇦😮‍💨- 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐈𝐍 𝐊𝐄𝐎𝐖𝐍 Auba is only player to score in FA Cup semi and final in same szn🤯 His issues aside Auba was A Pure Maverick🥶

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Didier Drogba at Chelsea was a goal-scoring machine, blud. 🥶 Drogba was a legendary Ivorian striker, best known as a "big-game player" for Chelsea, noted for his immense physical strength, powerful heading, and clutch performances in finals. His career was marked by significant club success, individual accolades, and humanitarian impact. Career Summary:👇 ✔️Drogba started his career in France with Le Mans, Guingamp, and Olympique de Marseille before joining Chelsea in 2004 for a club-record fee. ✔️ It was at Chelsea that he achieved global fame, becoming the club's fourth-highest goalscorer of all time with 164 goals in 381 appearances. ✔️He also captained the Ivory Coast national team, becoming their all-time top goalscorer with 65 goals in 105 appearances and leading them to their first-ever FIFA World Cup in 2006. ✔️ Drogba is widely regarded as one of the greatest African players of all time and a Chelsea icon. 🔵 Former Chelsea manager José Mourinho hailed him as probably the "best value" Chelsea player ever. 🔵 He is remembered as a leader and a symbol of resilience and inspiration for aspiring footballers, particularly in Africa. ✅ Beyond football, his most notable achievement off the pitch was his powerful plea for peace during the Ivorian civil war in 2005, which is widely credited with helping to bring about a ceasefire. He established the Didier Drogba Foundation to support health and education in Côte d'Ivoire and was named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2010. Achievements and Awards:👇 🔵 Team Achievements (with Chelsea): 🥶 UEFA Champions League (1): 2011–12 🥶 Premier League (4): 2004–05, 2005–06, 2009–10, 2014–15 🥶 FA Cup (4): 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2011–12 🥶 League Cup (3): 2004–05, 2006–07, 2014–15 Individual Awards:👇 🥶 African Footballer of the Year (2): 2006, 2009 🥶 Premier League Golden Boot (2): 2006–07, 2009–10 🥶 Premier League Hall of Fame inductee: 2022 🥶 Chelsea's greatest ever player as voted by fans in a 2012 poll UEFA President's Award recipient

Didier Drogba at Chelsea was a goal-scoring machine, blud. 🥶 Drogba was a legendary Ivorian striker, best known as a "big-game player" for Chelsea, noted for his immense physical strength, powerful heading, and clutch performances in finals. His career was marked by significant club success, individual accolades, and humanitarian impact. Career Summary:👇 ✔️Drogba started his career in France with Le Mans, Guingamp, and Olympique de Marseille before joining Chelsea in 2004 for a club-record fee. ✔️ It was at Chelsea that he achieved global fame, becoming the club's fourth-highest goalscorer of all time with 164 goals in 381 appearances. ✔️He also captained the Ivory Coast national team, becoming their all-time top goalscorer with 65 goals in 105 appearances and leading them to their first-ever FIFA World Cup in 2006. ✔️ Drogba is widely regarded as one of the greatest African players of all time and a Chelsea icon. 🔵 Former Chelsea manager José Mourinho hailed him as probably the "best value" Chelsea player ever. 🔵 He is remembered as a leader and a symbol of resilience and inspiration for aspiring footballers, particularly in Africa. ✅ Beyond football, his most notable achievement off the pitch was his powerful plea for peace during the Ivorian civil war in 2005, which is widely credited with helping to bring about a ceasefire. He established the Didier Drogba Foundation to support health and education in Côte d'Ivoire and was named one of Time magazine's 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2010. Achievements and Awards:👇 🔵 Team Achievements (with Chelsea): 🥶 UEFA Champions League (1): 2011–12 🥶 Premier League (4): 2004–05, 2005–06, 2009–10, 2014–15 🥶 FA Cup (4): 2006–07, 2008–09, 2009–10, 2011–12 🥶 League Cup (3): 2004–05, 2006–07, 2014–15 Individual Awards:👇 🥶 African Footballer of the Year (2): 2006, 2009 🥶 Premier League Golden Boot (2): 2006–07, 2009–10 🥶 Premier League Hall of Fame inductee: 2022 🥶 Chelsea's greatest ever player as voted by fans in a 2012 poll UEFA President's Award recipient

Mahmoud Rassim𓃭🏌️‍♂️

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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.”

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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247,232 views • 25 days ago

Massive appearance milestone for Ryan Hope who recently made his 300th appearance for the club. Cliff joined us back in 2017 making his debut in a 2-1 home win against Kensington Boro in the Spartan South Midlands league Division One. Part of both promotion sides from steps 6&5 and was also more recently part of the side that narrowly missed out on penalties in our step 4 play off semi final away at Leatherhead 2 seasons ago. 41 goals during that time memorable ones being at home to Chatham on our way to the FA Vase Quarter final before narrowly missing out again on penalties at Hamworthy and who can forget ‘that’ goal away to beaconsfield 2-0 and a man down at HT in the FA cup Replay we claw ourselves back to 2-2 before he pops up and fires in the winner in stoppage time. Congratulations Cliff you’ve been the benchmark who continues to set the standards here’s to many more appearances as you continue to close in on the all time appearance record for the club. ⚪️🔴

Massive appearance milestone for Ryan Hope who recently made his 300th appearance for the club. Cliff joined us back in 2017 making his debut in a 2-1 home win against Kensington Boro in the Spartan South Midlands league Division One. Part of both promotion sides from steps 6&5 and was also more recently part of the side that narrowly missed out on penalties in our step 4 play off semi final away at Leatherhead 2 seasons ago. 41 goals during that time memorable ones being at home to Chatham on our way to the FA Vase Quarter final before narrowly missing out again on penalties at Hamworthy and who can forget ‘that’ goal away to beaconsfield 2-0 and a man down at HT in the FA cup Replay we claw ourselves back to 2-2 before he pops up and fires in the winner in stoppage time. Congratulations Cliff you’ve been the benchmark who continues to set the standards here’s to many more appearances as you continue to close in on the all time appearance record for the club. ⚪️🔴

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🚨 Lamine Yamal on facing Lionel Messi in the FIFA World Cup Final: 🎙️ Reporter: "Lamine, how does it feel to face Lionel Messi in the biggest match in football?" Lamine Yamal: "It's difficult to put into words. Messi holds a very special place in my heart. Everyone knows the photo of him bathing me when I was just a baby, and now, years later, we're meeting in a World Cup final. Football really is unbelievable sometimes." "For me, he's the greatest player of all time. What he's doing at 39 years old in this World Cup is simply insane. He's still deciding matches, still leading Argentina, still showing the world why he's the GOAT. As a football fan, it's impossible not to admire him." "But once the referee blows the whistle, all those emotions have to stay outside. I'm not playing against my idol—I'm playing for Spain. We respect Messi and Argentina, but our dream is to bring the World Cup home. Sometimes football asks you to put your feelings aside, and that's exactly what I'll do."

🚨 Lamine Yamal on facing Lionel Messi in the FIFA World Cup Final: 🎙️ Reporter: "Lamine, how does it feel to face Lionel Messi in the biggest match in football?" Lamine Yamal: "It's difficult to put into words. Messi holds a very special place in my heart. Everyone knows the photo of him bathing me when I was just a baby, and now, years later, we're meeting in a World Cup final. Football really is unbelievable sometimes." "For me, he's the greatest player of all time. What he's doing at 39 years old in this World Cup is simply insane. He's still deciding matches, still leading Argentina, still showing the world why he's the GOAT. As a football fan, it's impossible not to admire him." "But once the referee blows the whistle, all those emotions have to stay outside. I'm not playing against my idol—I'm playing for Spain. We respect Messi and Argentina, but our dream is to bring the World Cup home. Sometimes football asks you to put your feelings aside, and that's exactly what I'll do."

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1,088,652 views • 24 days ago

Lamine Yamal on facing Lionel Messi in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ “It’s difficult to describe what I’m feeling. As a footballer, playing in a World Cup final is already the biggest dream imaginable. But facing Lionel Messi… the same man who held me as a baby and was part of that famous photo when I was just six months old… makes it even more unbelievable.” “When I was growing up, I watched Messi every week. I studied everything he did. I copied his dribbles, his movements and the way he played with so much joy. Now I’m preparing to face him in the biggest match in football. Life works in incredible ways.” “What he’s doing at 39 years old is something the football world may never witness again. Most legends retire long before this age. Messi is still deciding World Cup matches, creating goals, leading Argentina and proving he’s still the player everyone fears the most.” “I watched him against England and honestly, it was frightening. Argentina were behind, the pressure was enormous, and then Messi completely changed the game with two magical assists. That’s what separates him from everyone else. When football becomes impossible, he somehow finds a solution.” “For me, he’s still the best player in the world. Age hasn’t changed his football intelligence, his vision or his ability to decide the biggest games. If anything, he’s become even calmer and more dangerous.” “This will be the first time I ever face him on a football pitch, and I couldn’t ask for a bigger stage than the World Cup final. I’ll respect him because he’s my idol, but once the whistle blows, I’ll give everything for my country.” “The little boy who was once in Messi’s arms is now standing across from him in a World Cup final. That’s a story I’ll cherish forever but for ninety minutes, there are no idols. There are only two teams fighting to make history.”

Lamine Yamal on facing Lionel Messi in the 2026 FIFA World Cup Final. 🗣️ “It’s difficult to describe what I’m feeling. As a footballer, playing in a World Cup final is already the biggest dream imaginable. But facing Lionel Messi… the same man who held me as a baby and was part of that famous photo when I was just six months old… makes it even more unbelievable.” “When I was growing up, I watched Messi every week. I studied everything he did. I copied his dribbles, his movements and the way he played with so much joy. Now I’m preparing to face him in the biggest match in football. Life works in incredible ways.” “What he’s doing at 39 years old is something the football world may never witness again. Most legends retire long before this age. Messi is still deciding World Cup matches, creating goals, leading Argentina and proving he’s still the player everyone fears the most.” “I watched him against England and honestly, it was frightening. Argentina were behind, the pressure was enormous, and then Messi completely changed the game with two magical assists. That’s what separates him from everyone else. When football becomes impossible, he somehow finds a solution.” “For me, he’s still the best player in the world. Age hasn’t changed his football intelligence, his vision or his ability to decide the biggest games. If anything, he’s become even calmer and more dangerous.” “This will be the first time I ever face him on a football pitch, and I couldn’t ask for a bigger stage than the World Cup final. I’ll respect him because he’s my idol, but once the whistle blows, I’ll give everything for my country.” “The little boy who was once in Messi’s arms is now standing across from him in a World Cup final. That’s a story I’ll cherish forever but for ninety minutes, there are no idols. There are only two teams fighting to make history.”

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1,207,775 views • 25 days ago

Gary Lineker 🗣️ On cole palmer & madueke "Cole Palmer is the one I was disappointed about. Madueke has had an okay season and has mostly been second choice behind Saka, but Cole gives England something different. He's a moments player, someone who can change a game in an instant. If you go back 12 months, Palmer was one of the stars of the tournament in America, and the World Cup final will be played on the same ground where he impressed. Sometimes it's horses for courses. Yes, injuries have disrupted his season, but they've come in patches. In the last two or three games, I saw a sharpness in him that hadn't been there before, and it looked like he was finding his form again. That's why his omission is a surprise to me."

Gary Lineker 🗣️ On cole palmer & madueke "Cole Palmer is the one I was disappointed about. Madueke has had an okay season and has mostly been second choice behind Saka, but Cole gives England something different. He's a moments player, someone who can change a game in an instant. If you go back 12 months, Palmer was one of the stars of the tournament in America, and the World Cup final will be played on the same ground where he impressed. Sometimes it's horses for courses. Yes, injuries have disrupted his season, but they've come in patches. In the last two or three games, I saw a sharpness in him that hadn't been there before, and it looked like he was finding his form again. That's why his omission is a surprise to me."

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143,687 views • 2 months ago

BREAKING🚨: Legend of Ymir Whale Player LazyJoney Deleted His Character Worth More Than $1 Million USD • LazyJoney is a top player from Xaou (Asia 1), winners of the $1M Ymir Cup World Championship • But behind the victory, his frustration with Wemade had been building - from a controversial championship ruling to deeper issues within the game itself • LazyJoney initiated character deletion live on April 1st, most dismissed it as an April Fools joke • On April 4th, he streamed the final confirmation, the 3-day deletion timer had run out, and his character was gone for good #1: Ymir Cup Controversy • Last February during the Ymir Cup, controversy erupted after Xaou and Kings faced off in the championship match. • The game committee declared Xaou the winner based on a rule not found in the printed rulebook • Asia 3 (Kings) had the higher point total, but Asia 1 held the crown at match end, granting them additional points that decided the outcome • Wemade reportedly compensated Kings with the same prize amount as Xaou, effectively devaluing Xaou's win #2: Deeper Issues • LazyJoney also cited deeper issues: repetitive gameplay after Season 2, server imbalances, and bots flooding Xaou's server blocking real players from joining, all left unaddressed by Wemade LazyJoney's parting words on stream: "What is money? Only paper. Goodbye, Wemade."

BREAKING🚨: Legend of Ymir Whale Player LazyJoney Deleted His Character Worth More Than $1 Million USD • LazyJoney is a top player from Xaou (Asia 1), winners of the $1M Ymir Cup World Championship • But behind the victory, his frustration with Wemade had been building - from a controversial championship ruling to deeper issues within the game itself • LazyJoney initiated character deletion live on April 1st, most dismissed it as an April Fools joke • On April 4th, he streamed the final confirmation, the 3-day deletion timer had run out, and his character was gone for good #1: Ymir Cup Controversy • Last February during the Ymir Cup, controversy erupted after Xaou and Kings faced off in the championship match. • The game committee declared Xaou the winner based on a rule not found in the printed rulebook • Asia 3 (Kings) had the higher point total, but Asia 1 held the crown at match end, granting them additional points that decided the outcome • Wemade reportedly compensated Kings with the same prize amount as Xaou, effectively devaluing Xaou's win #2: Deeper Issues • LazyJoney also cited deeper issues: repetitive gameplay after Season 2, server imbalances, and bots flooding Xaou's server blocking real players from joining, all left unaddressed by Wemade LazyJoney's parting words on stream: "What is money? Only paper. Goodbye, Wemade."

Gaming Daily

26,974 views • 4 months ago

🚨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.”

🚨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.”

SethOfficial

223,471 views • 28 days ago

Saka playing left back at 15 years old in his own age group ( not playing 3 years up in a fa youth cup final away infront of 7000 fans )just barging players to get trough with heavy touches so what’s your point your trying to make about JJ ? I watched fa youth cup few years ago Saka was playing vs Chelsea they got battered Saka done notthing emile smith rowe was best player on pitch. Where is Saka now and where is emile smith Rowe in comparison ? Saka was not great even at 17 I watched it live with my own eyes. Further more he was on bench ⬇️ 3-1 Chelsea Chelsea: Jamie Cumming, Tariq Lamptey, Reece James (c), Marc Guehi, Jon Panzo, Conor Gallagher, Billy Gilmour, Tariq Uwakwe, George McEachran, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Charlie Brown (Daishawn Redan 61) Substitutes: Dujon Sterling for Uwakwe 45, Daishawn Redan for Brown 61, Juan Castillo for Lamptey 85, Substitutes not used: Karlo Ziger, Tino Anjorin Goals: Redan 67, 86, Guehi 78 Arsenal: Joao Virginia, Vontae Daley-Campbell, Dominic Thompson, Robbie Burton, Danny Ballard (c), Zech Medley, James Olayinka, Matthew Smith, Tyreece John-Jules, Emile Smith-Rowe, Xavier Amaechi Substitutes: Trae Coyle for Smith-Rowe 62, Bukayo Saka for Smith 67, Joseph Olowu for Medley 88 Substitutes not used: Tobi Omole, Daniel Barden How can you say JJ is like any player in particular poor take when Saka was a left back in Acadmey and on bench in his own age group in youth cup final playing his own group at same time whilst being physically developed what you trying to proove here you trying to make JJ look bad at 15 years old by making a post ,meanwhile Saka was holding bench in youth cup final in a average arsenal team at 17. But so much Can change smith Rowe who was best player on the night when I watched game is not great now but Saka has achieved a lot in that time frame. My point is stop trying to make takes on my son you can see clearly he is a later developer and not maturated wait till you see how things change in football especially in early some developer’s 👀 No need to make posts about my son let him grow first then youll see 👌🏽 just like Neymar did just like Lamine just like Messi watch videos of them at 15 😉 Callum Hudson was early developer better than Saka by farrrrrr look where he is now and where Saka is who was a left back.

Saka playing left back at 15 years old in his own age group ( not playing 3 years up in a fa youth cup final away infront of 7000 fans )just barging players to get trough with heavy touches so what’s your point your trying to make about JJ ? I watched fa youth cup few years ago Saka was playing vs Chelsea they got battered Saka done notthing emile smith rowe was best player on pitch. Where is Saka now and where is emile smith Rowe in comparison ? Saka was not great even at 17 I watched it live with my own eyes. Further more he was on bench ⬇️ 3-1 Chelsea Chelsea: Jamie Cumming, Tariq Lamptey, Reece James (c), Marc Guehi, Jon Panzo, Conor Gallagher, Billy Gilmour, Tariq Uwakwe, George McEachran, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Charlie Brown (Daishawn Redan 61) Substitutes: Dujon Sterling for Uwakwe 45, Daishawn Redan for Brown 61, Juan Castillo for Lamptey 85, Substitutes not used: Karlo Ziger, Tino Anjorin Goals: Redan 67, 86, Guehi 78 Arsenal: Joao Virginia, Vontae Daley-Campbell, Dominic Thompson, Robbie Burton, Danny Ballard (c), Zech Medley, James Olayinka, Matthew Smith, Tyreece John-Jules, Emile Smith-Rowe, Xavier Amaechi Substitutes: Trae Coyle for Smith-Rowe 62, Bukayo Saka for Smith 67, Joseph Olowu for Medley 88 Substitutes not used: Tobi Omole, Daniel Barden How can you say JJ is like any player in particular poor take when Saka was a left back in Acadmey and on bench in his own age group in youth cup final playing his own group at same time whilst being physically developed what you trying to proove here you trying to make JJ look bad at 15 years old by making a post ,meanwhile Saka was holding bench in youth cup final in a average arsenal team at 17. But so much Can change smith Rowe who was best player on the night when I watched game is not great now but Saka has achieved a lot in that time frame. My point is stop trying to make takes on my son you can see clearly he is a later developer and not maturated wait till you see how things change in football especially in early some developer’s 👀 No need to make posts about my son let him grow first then youll see 👌🏽 just like Neymar did just like Lamine just like Messi watch videos of them at 15 😉 Callum Hudson was early developer better than Saka by farrrrrr look where he is now and where Saka is who was a left back.

JG

264,633 views • 2 months ago

🚨Rio Ferdinand Blasts Thomas Tuchel After England's World Cup Exit 👀 🎙️ Reporter: "Rio, where do you think England lost this World Cup semi-final?" Gary Neville: "The game was lost the moment Thomas Tuchel decided to go full defensive around the 60th minute. That decision invited pressure, handed Argentina all the momentum, and completely destroyed everything England had built. You don't protect a lead in a World Cup semi-final by hiding—you go and win the game." 🎙️ Reporter: "Do you think the players deserve the criticism Rio Ferdinand: "No. The players carried out the instructions they were given. For me, this defeat is on the manager. The tactics changed, the substitutions were negative, and the mentality became one of survival instead of winning. When a coach changes the entire direction of a game like that, he has to take responsibility." 🎙️ Reporter: "Should Thomas Tuchel remain England manager after this?" Rio Ferdinand: "I've never believed Thomas Tuchel was the right man for England, and tonight only strengthened that opinion. England need a manager who plays with courage and trusts his players in the biggest moments. Instead, we saw fear from the touchline, and it cost England a place in the World Cup final. For me, the blame starts and ends with the coach."

🚨Rio Ferdinand Blasts Thomas Tuchel After England's World Cup Exit 👀 🎙️ Reporter: "Rio, where do you think England lost this World Cup semi-final?" Gary Neville: "The game was lost the moment Thomas Tuchel decided to go full defensive around the 60th minute. That decision invited pressure, handed Argentina all the momentum, and completely destroyed everything England had built. You don't protect a lead in a World Cup semi-final by hiding—you go and win the game." 🎙️ Reporter: "Do you think the players deserve the criticism Rio Ferdinand: "No. The players carried out the instructions they were given. For me, this defeat is on the manager. The tactics changed, the substitutions were negative, and the mentality became one of survival instead of winning. When a coach changes the entire direction of a game like that, he has to take responsibility." 🎙️ Reporter: "Should Thomas Tuchel remain England manager after this?" Rio Ferdinand: "I've never believed Thomas Tuchel was the right man for England, and tonight only strengthened that opinion. England need a manager who plays with courage and trusts his players in the biggest moments. Instead, we saw fear from the touchline, and it cost England a place in the World Cup final. For me, the blame starts and ends with the coach."

TOMI$IN🏅

119,879 views • 26 days ago

🚨 Ronaldo Nazário on Lionel Messi’s performance at the 2026 World Cup after Argentina’s defeat to Spain in the final. 🗣️ Ronaldo Nazário: “Watching that final was emotional because it reminded me of how cruel football can be. Messi gave everything once again, just as he did years ago, but sometimes even your very best isn’t enough to win the biggest prize.” “Eight goals, four assists, and another World Cup final at his age. Tell me, what else could anyone realistically ask from him? You can’t expect one player to score every goal, create every opportunity, defend every attack, and win the match alone.” “I’ve always believed greatness is measured by consistency at the highest level, and Messi proved that again. At an age when most players have already stepped away from international football, he was still the driving force behind Argentina’s campaign. That’s extraordinary.” “This tournament reminded me that football is a team sport. The greatest players in history still need teammates to rise to the occasion in the biggest moments. One player, no matter how talented, cannot carry an entire nation forever.” “I’m happy he won the World Cup in 2022 because a career like his deserved that achievement. Nobody can erase what he accomplished or what he means to football.” “Spain will be remembered as deserved champions, but people who truly understand football will also remember the individual brilliance Messi displayed throughout the tournament. He was the heartbeat of Argentina from the opening match to the final.” “He gave everything for his country—his talent, his experience, and his leadership. If eight goals and four assists still weren’t enough to win the trophy, then the blame should never fall on one man. Football has never worked that way.” “Years from now, people will look back on this as one of the greatest individual World Cup campaigns ever. Messi didn’t fall short; he simply showed once again that even the greatest player in history cannot win football’s biggest prize on his own.”

🚨 Ronaldo Nazário on Lionel Messi’s performance at the 2026 World Cup after Argentina’s defeat to Spain in the final. 🗣️ Ronaldo Nazário: “Watching that final was emotional because it reminded me of how cruel football can be. Messi gave everything once again, just as he did years ago, but sometimes even your very best isn’t enough to win the biggest prize.” “Eight goals, four assists, and another World Cup final at his age. Tell me, what else could anyone realistically ask from him? You can’t expect one player to score every goal, create every opportunity, defend every attack, and win the match alone.” “I’ve always believed greatness is measured by consistency at the highest level, and Messi proved that again. At an age when most players have already stepped away from international football, he was still the driving force behind Argentina’s campaign. That’s extraordinary.” “This tournament reminded me that football is a team sport. The greatest players in history still need teammates to rise to the occasion in the biggest moments. One player, no matter how talented, cannot carry an entire nation forever.” “I’m happy he won the World Cup in 2022 because a career like his deserved that achievement. Nobody can erase what he accomplished or what he means to football.” “Spain will be remembered as deserved champions, but people who truly understand football will also remember the individual brilliance Messi displayed throughout the tournament. He was the heartbeat of Argentina from the opening match to the final.” “He gave everything for his country—his talent, his experience, and his leadership. If eight goals and four assists still weren’t enough to win the trophy, then the blame should never fall on one man. Football has never worked that way.” “Years from now, people will look back on this as one of the greatest individual World Cup campaigns ever. Messi didn’t fall short; he simply showed once again that even the greatest player in history cannot win football’s biggest prize on his own.”

SethOfficial

53,960 views • 19 days ago

🚨 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."

🚨 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🏅

353,691 views • 25 days ago

🚨Thomas Tuchel on England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. 🗣️ “I have to say it because everyone watched the same match. The referee and VAR completely lost control of this game. In a World Cup semi-final, mistakes like these are unacceptable. You work four years for moments like this, and then crucial decisions are handled with unbelievable incompetence.” “The challenge on Anderson? How is that not given? The offside decisions? The fouls ignored? VAR had every angle, every replay, every opportunity to correct obvious errors and they still failed. If technology cannot get the biggest decisions right on the biggest stage, then what exactly is it there for?” “I don’t want excuses because England also made mistakes, but don’t ask me to stay silent when my players are denied fair decisions. We are told to respect referees, yet who takes responsibility when they get it completely wrong? Nobody. They apologise after the tournament while our dream is already over.” “This is a World Cup semi-final, not a training match. The standards should be the highest in football, yet tonight they were nowhere near good enough. One bad decision can change history, and England were forced to play against both Argentina and a refereeing performance that simply wasn’t at the required level.” “Argentina are a fantastic team and they punished our mistakes, but I refuse to pretend the officiating had no impact. It did. The referee and VAR created controversy from the first whistle until the last, and that should embarrass everyone responsible.” “England leave with heartbreak. Not only because we failed to reach the final, but because every player will always wonder what might have happened if the biggest match of their lives had been officiated properly. That is impossible to accept.”

🚨Thomas Tuchel on England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina. 🗣️ “I have to say it because everyone watched the same match. The referee and VAR completely lost control of this game. In a World Cup semi-final, mistakes like these are unacceptable. You work four years for moments like this, and then crucial decisions are handled with unbelievable incompetence.” “The challenge on Anderson? How is that not given? The offside decisions? The fouls ignored? VAR had every angle, every replay, every opportunity to correct obvious errors and they still failed. If technology cannot get the biggest decisions right on the biggest stage, then what exactly is it there for?” “I don’t want excuses because England also made mistakes, but don’t ask me to stay silent when my players are denied fair decisions. We are told to respect referees, yet who takes responsibility when they get it completely wrong? Nobody. They apologise after the tournament while our dream is already over.” “This is a World Cup semi-final, not a training match. The standards should be the highest in football, yet tonight they were nowhere near good enough. One bad decision can change history, and England were forced to play against both Argentina and a refereeing performance that simply wasn’t at the required level.” “Argentina are a fantastic team and they punished our mistakes, but I refuse to pretend the officiating had no impact. It did. The referee and VAR created controversy from the first whistle until the last, and that should embarrass everyone responsible.” “England leave with heartbreak. Not only because we failed to reach the final, but because every player will always wonder what might have happened if the biggest match of their lives had been officiated properly. That is impossible to accept.”

The Arsenal Stand

1,829,537 views • 27 days ago

KING MALIK Achievements as a Cricketer: ● International Cricket: Runs: 11,867 Hundreds: 12 Fifties: 61 Double Hundred: 1 Catches: 166 Sixes: 199 Wickets: 218 BBI: 4/19 POTMs: 25 POTSs: 8 ●T20 Format: Runs: 13,571 Wickets: 187 Fifties: 83 Catches: 238 Sixes: 422 POTMs: 43 POTSs: 3 BBI: 5/13 5fers: 2 ■ MAJOR TOURNAMENT WINS: • 2009 T20WC • 2017 Champions Trophy • 2000 Asia Cup • 16 T20 titles ■ PAKISTAN-SPECIFIC RECORDS: • 9th highest international run-scorer for Pakistan: (11,867 runs) • 5th most ODI runs for Pakistan: (7,534 runs) • 4th most T20I runs for Pakistan: (2,423 runs) • 5th most ODI wickets for Pakistan among spinners: (158 Wickets) • 7th most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan: (25 POTMs) • 3rd most Player of the Series awards for Pakistan: (8 POTS) • Most runs for Pakistan in multi-nation events: (2,033 runs) • 2nd most centuries for Pakistan in tournaments: (4 Hundreds) • 2nd Most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan in tournaments: (7 POTMs) • Most Runs for Pakistan in T20 World Cups: (646 runs at an average of 34) • Most Runs for Pakistan in Asia Cups: (907 runs at an average of 65 along with 14 wickets at an economy of 4.3) • 2nd most Player of the Match awards in Asia Cup history: (5 POTMs) • Highest run-scorer in Asia Cup 2004: 316 runs at an average of 64 (along with 9 wickets at an economy of 3.2) • Highest score in Champions Trophy for Pakistan: 128 vs India (2009) ■ ICONIC MOMENTS vs INDIA & In BIG GAMES: • Four ODI centuries and 11 fifties against India in 42 Matches. • 1,782 ODI runs vs India @ 47 average. • Only Pakistani batter to score an ODI century against India in ICC events & Asia Cups. • Most ODI hundreds in multinational tournaments vs India — (3 Hundreds) • Century + four-wicket haul in the same ODI. • Only player in T20 World Cup history to score two consecutive Match winning fifties on consecutive days: • 57 (31) vs Sri Lanka 17 SEP 2007 • 52* (38) vs Australia 18 SEP 2007 • Match-winning partnerships with Shahid Afridi in 2009 T20WC semi-final & final ■ LEADERSHIP & CLUTCH RECORDS: • 3rd most T20 Trophies (16 Titles) • 6th Most runs in T20s.(13571 runs) • 6th most POTMs in T20s. (43 POTMs) • Highest winning percentage as Pakistan ODI captain — 61.0% • Highest Batting Average against SENA in T20WC history: (49.80) • First captain to win 10 T20I matches. •2nd most Player of the Match awards as captain in T20s. (18 POTMs) • 700+ T20I runs @ 47 avg & 150+ SR under Sarfraz Ahmed during Pakistan’s 3-year No.1 ranking period. • Most runs in middle order in T20I wins (1662) • 4th Most T20I wins as a Player (86 wins). • Most not-outs in successful T20I run-chases in history — (18 times). • 3rd most not-outs in successful run-chases (ODI + T20I) — (40 Times). • 4th Most runs in Psl history (2350 runs) • Highest 4th innings batting average in the 21st century — (58.71 Avg) • Led Pakistan to the 2007 T20 World Cup final ■ T20 KNOCKOUTS & FINAL MASTER: • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 knockouts — 9 • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 finals — (5 POTMs) • Most runs in T20 finals — 589 @ 42 avg + 12 wickets • Most runs in T20 knockouts — 1,675 @ 36 avg + 24 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 finals — 470 @ 58 avg + 7 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 knockouts — 1,001 @ 50 avg + 16 wickets. • Player of the Match award in CPL Final 2015. • Player of the Match award in LPL Final 2020. ■ HISTORIC MILESTONES: • 30,000+ runs and 750+ wickets in professional cricket. • Only player in history with 25,000+ runs & 300+ wickets — 25,018 runs & 496 wickets. •Only Asian player with 2,000+ runs & 50+ wickets as captain in T20 cricket — 4,115 runs & 78 wickets Happy birthday to one of the Greatest and most underrated cricket ever. Shoaib Malik 🇵🇰 #PakvsAus #PakVsInd

KING MALIK Achievements as a Cricketer: ● International Cricket: Runs: 11,867 Hundreds: 12 Fifties: 61 Double Hundred: 1 Catches: 166 Sixes: 199 Wickets: 218 BBI: 4/19 POTMs: 25 POTSs: 8 ●T20 Format: Runs: 13,571 Wickets: 187 Fifties: 83 Catches: 238 Sixes: 422 POTMs: 43 POTSs: 3 BBI: 5/13 5fers: 2 ■ MAJOR TOURNAMENT WINS: • 2009 T20WC • 2017 Champions Trophy • 2000 Asia Cup • 16 T20 titles ■ PAKISTAN-SPECIFIC RECORDS: • 9th highest international run-scorer for Pakistan: (11,867 runs) • 5th most ODI runs for Pakistan: (7,534 runs) • 4th most T20I runs for Pakistan: (2,423 runs) • 5th most ODI wickets for Pakistan among spinners: (158 Wickets) • 7th most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan: (25 POTMs) • 3rd most Player of the Series awards for Pakistan: (8 POTS) • Most runs for Pakistan in multi-nation events: (2,033 runs) • 2nd most centuries for Pakistan in tournaments: (4 Hundreds) • 2nd Most Player of the Match awards for Pakistan in tournaments: (7 POTMs) • Most Runs for Pakistan in T20 World Cups: (646 runs at an average of 34) • Most Runs for Pakistan in Asia Cups: (907 runs at an average of 65 along with 14 wickets at an economy of 4.3) • 2nd most Player of the Match awards in Asia Cup history: (5 POTMs) • Highest run-scorer in Asia Cup 2004: 316 runs at an average of 64 (along with 9 wickets at an economy of 3.2) • Highest score in Champions Trophy for Pakistan: 128 vs India (2009) ■ ICONIC MOMENTS vs INDIA & In BIG GAMES: • Four ODI centuries and 11 fifties against India in 42 Matches. • 1,782 ODI runs vs India @ 47 average. • Only Pakistani batter to score an ODI century against India in ICC events & Asia Cups. • Most ODI hundreds in multinational tournaments vs India — (3 Hundreds) • Century + four-wicket haul in the same ODI. • Only player in T20 World Cup history to score two consecutive Match winning fifties on consecutive days: • 57 (31) vs Sri Lanka 17 SEP 2007 • 52* (38) vs Australia 18 SEP 2007 • Match-winning partnerships with Shahid Afridi in 2009 T20WC semi-final & final ■ LEADERSHIP & CLUTCH RECORDS: • 3rd most T20 Trophies (16 Titles) • 6th Most runs in T20s.(13571 runs) • 6th most POTMs in T20s. (43 POTMs) • Highest winning percentage as Pakistan ODI captain — 61.0% • Highest Batting Average against SENA in T20WC history: (49.80) • First captain to win 10 T20I matches. •2nd most Player of the Match awards as captain in T20s. (18 POTMs) • 700+ T20I runs @ 47 avg & 150+ SR under Sarfraz Ahmed during Pakistan’s 3-year No.1 ranking period. • Most runs in middle order in T20I wins (1662) • 4th Most T20I wins as a Player (86 wins). • Most not-outs in successful T20I run-chases in history — (18 times). • 3rd most not-outs in successful run-chases (ODI + T20I) — (40 Times). • 4th Most runs in Psl history (2350 runs) • Highest 4th innings batting average in the 21st century — (58.71 Avg) • Led Pakistan to the 2007 T20 World Cup final ■ T20 KNOCKOUTS & FINAL MASTER: • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 knockouts — 9 • Most Player of the Match awards in T20 finals — (5 POTMs) • Most runs in T20 finals — 589 @ 42 avg + 12 wickets • Most runs in T20 knockouts — 1,675 @ 36 avg + 24 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 finals — 470 @ 58 avg + 7 wickets • Most runs in winning T20 knockouts — 1,001 @ 50 avg + 16 wickets. • Player of the Match award in CPL Final 2015. • Player of the Match award in LPL Final 2020. ■ HISTORIC MILESTONES: • 30,000+ runs and 750+ wickets in professional cricket. • Only player in history with 25,000+ runs & 300+ wickets — 25,018 runs & 496 wickets. •Only Asian player with 2,000+ runs & 50+ wickets as captain in T20 cricket — 4,115 runs & 78 wickets Happy birthday to one of the Greatest and most underrated cricket ever. Shoaib Malik 🇵🇰 #PakvsAus #PakVsInd

Daniyal

23,126 views • 6 months ago

🚨David Beckham on England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina: 🗣️ “You only have to look at the faces of the England supporters to understand how painful this is. They’re frustrated, they’re heartbroken and they’re asking questions about some of the biggest moments in the game. There are decisions that England will feel deserved a closer look, and I understand why emotions are running high. In a World Cup semi-final, every incident is magnified because one moment can change everything. The players gave everything, but the referee decided who he wants to win tonight,Argentina scored and offside goal,they were violent on the pitch with no intentions to play the ball. Tonight the players will leave feeling that some crucial moments didn’t fall their way and maybe Argentina was favoured again tonight. That’s the hardest part to accept after you’ve fought for every ball. *Whether people agree or disagree with the officials, this match will be debated for a long time. England will feel they had a real chance of reaching the final, and that’s why this defeat hurts so much.”

🚨David Beckham on England’s World Cup semi-final defeat to Argentina: 🗣️ “You only have to look at the faces of the England supporters to understand how painful this is. They’re frustrated, they’re heartbroken and they’re asking questions about some of the biggest moments in the game. There are decisions that England will feel deserved a closer look, and I understand why emotions are running high. In a World Cup semi-final, every incident is magnified because one moment can change everything. The players gave everything, but the referee decided who he wants to win tonight,Argentina scored and offside goal,they were violent on the pitch with no intentions to play the ball. Tonight the players will leave feeling that some crucial moments didn’t fall their way and maybe Argentina was favoured again tonight. That’s the hardest part to accept after you’ve fought for every ball. *Whether people agree or disagree with the officials, this match will be debated for a long time. England will feel they had a real chance of reaching the final, and that’s why this defeat hurts so much.”

SethOfficial

1,570,976 views • 27 days ago

🔴📢 JAMIE CARRAGHER slams Thomas Tuchel advising him to Resign following Argentina defeat. 🗣️ “If I were Thomas Tuchel, I would have resigned. Forget the contract until 2028 and forget leading England into another Euros. After a collapse like this, the honourable decision is to walk away before the FA has to act.” 🗣️ “You don’t take charge of one of England’s most talented generations, lead 1-0 in a World Cup semi-final, then retreat into your own half. That isn’t elite management. That’s bottling the biggest moment.” 🗣️ “The substitutions were cowardly, the tactics were negative, and the message to the players was obvious: survive instead of winning. Argentina sensed it immediately and punished England for every fearful decision.” 🗣️ “If the FA still believes Tuchel is the man to lead England through 2028, they need to explain why. This team deserves a manager who attacks big moments instead of shrinking from them.” 🗣️ “Reputation can’t protect you forever. Contracts can’t protect you forever. When your decisions cost England a World Cup final, accountability has to come before excuses.” 🗣️ “For the sake of English football, Tuchel should do the right thing and resign. If he won’t, the FA should ask themselves whether they can honestly justify keeping him in charge.”

🔴📢 JAMIE CARRAGHER slams Thomas Tuchel advising him to Resign following Argentina defeat. 🗣️ “If I were Thomas Tuchel, I would have resigned. Forget the contract until 2028 and forget leading England into another Euros. After a collapse like this, the honourable decision is to walk away before the FA has to act.” 🗣️ “You don’t take charge of one of England’s most talented generations, lead 1-0 in a World Cup semi-final, then retreat into your own half. That isn’t elite management. That’s bottling the biggest moment.” 🗣️ “The substitutions were cowardly, the tactics were negative, and the message to the players was obvious: survive instead of winning. Argentina sensed it immediately and punished England for every fearful decision.” 🗣️ “If the FA still believes Tuchel is the man to lead England through 2028, they need to explain why. This team deserves a manager who attacks big moments instead of shrinking from them.” 🗣️ “Reputation can’t protect you forever. Contracts can’t protect you forever. When your decisions cost England a World Cup final, accountability has to come before excuses.” 🗣️ “For the sake of English football, Tuchel should do the right thing and resign. If he won’t, the FA should ask themselves whether they can honestly justify keeping him in charge.”

Mr. Ballz

420,794 views • 26 days ago

🚨Lionel Messi has broken his silence on Toni Kroos’s “Football won” comments and the post-final scenes. In a short interview released today, the Argentina captain said: Messi🗣️: “I saw the tweet. I respect Toni as a player, but calling it ‘football won’ while ignoring how many times Spain fouled us without cards is convenient. We reached the final the hard way. Spain were excellent, but the narrative that we only got there through referees is disrespectful to every player who left everything on the pitch. The brawl after the whistle? Frustration. We lost a World Cup final. It hurts. I won’t apologise for that.” The remarks have already sparked massive debate online, with fans splitting between those calling Messi classy under pressure and others accusing him of rewriting the final.

🚨Lionel Messi has broken his silence on Toni Kroos’s “Football won” comments and the post-final scenes. In a short interview released today, the Argentina captain said: Messi🗣️: “I saw the tweet. I respect Toni as a player, but calling it ‘football won’ while ignoring how many times Spain fouled us without cards is convenient. We reached the final the hard way. Spain were excellent, but the narrative that we only got there through referees is disrespectful to every player who left everything on the pitch. The brawl after the whistle? Frustration. We lost a World Cup final. It hurts. I won’t apologise for that.” The remarks have already sparked massive debate online, with fans splitting between those calling Messi classy under pressure and others accusing him of rewriting the final.

Casmir

238,301 views • 17 days ago

🚨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.”

🚨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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