Argentina's 14-match winning streak ends in World Cup final loss to Spain

The referee’s winning streak has ended.

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Asking Doubao is also insane.

The referee did their best.

you are Ronald fans and you are Messi fans but you are here embarrassing and cursing one another in the comment section while Ronald and Messi are busy enjoying their great achievement in life! both CR7 and M10 don't even know anyone of you so, keep wallowing in your stupid mentality ahhahhaaaaa

the control phone call was made but the order was rejected and they were dejected and rejected. if not for FIFA they shouldn't have come this far but after all, no single reward.

The match has ended, yet the battle continues.

Without the red card, Argentina would very likely have forced a penalty shootout; prior to the red card, although Argentina was under sustained pressure, they had not conceded a goal.

Don’t dare to strip him of everything just because he lost one match—Messi has always been strong, and there was nothing wrong with him in the previous tournament.

I believe we should have a solid understanding of football—while freedom of speech is guaranteed, those unfamiliar with the sport shouldn’t speak recklessly. Terms like “midfield battles” and “disruptive impact” reflect how the pitch resembles a battlefield, especially during the World Cup, where every inch of ground is fiercely contested. Everyone should recognize that football features diverse schools of play and styles—European, African, South American, and Asian approaches all differ significantly. This aggressive, unorthodox style is characteristic of South American players: physically intense, bold, and tactically cunning—operating right on the edge of possession, fouls, and card accumulation. Its greatest strength lies in disrupting opponents’ rhythm—a highly difficult tactic to control. Yet this approach carries substantial risk, potentially resulting in cards that jeopardize the entire team. Players who choose this style must accept both its inherent risks and rewards.

What kind of creature enjoys losing, kicking Jones three times, and then smashing an autistic child’s phone in the player tunnel?

I’m ready to switch allegiances—I used to be a fan of Messi and Barcelona only. Argentina is truly disgraceful.

The central defender was substituted involuntarily; in the end, Taro didn’t come on—even Nicolás Paz might have played in this match. Argentina’s original plan was to play reactively, but the forced substitutions and Enzo’s red card completely derailed that strategy—yet you fail to mention any of this, so I don’t blame you for not understanding the game.

No D Maria no world cup

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Yes, unlike Germany—whose elimination by Paraguay was so clean-cut—you guys couldn’t even capitalize on the chance; your penalty shootout performance speaks volumes.

Good point. Great job, Japanese team—champions!

To counter that claim, you’d have to ask Doubao—most people wouldn’t even notice the copied text, which is laughable.

What “family ties”? Aside from Messi, which other Argentina players have played for Barcelona? Only Messi might feel particularly close to some Spanish players, and several Argentina players actually play for Atlético Madrid—a club with a fierce rivalry against Barcelona.

A classic Cristiano Ronaldo fan, [姆巴佩笑]