Thank u

You too

@@AllDayGamer9 :)

Feliz Natal 🎄

You are the best ❤🎉😊

Such a Disney ending in real life

There has been a thousand coincidences, "fun facts", theories, signals... I cannot even tell you how many weird things I've come across... Even brands of beers, TVs, sport brands and even... A mayonesse brand (?) started making commercials about this, coming up with the weirdest conclusions, that started with a picture of Maradona raising the World Cup with one hand on 86' and signaling, casually, the Qatar flag with the other hand, and followed with fans pointing out Canadá clasifying only to world cups Argentina won, to the Obelisco being 86' years old, to the 5 cups card used in Truco and Tarot made by Messi winning his first trophy on his fifth final and argentinian players De Paul, Acuña, Pezella and Lautaro forming in line during penalty knock outs, creating a very visible line of 78', 86' and 22' numbers... Us, argentinian as a whole, believed this World Cup had Argentina written all over it. Kid you not. We REALLY believe this bullshit.

Lamento informarte que esa famosa carta no la escribio Enzo Fernandez como se dijo...

@@rocioguerra204 Bueno, el texto no fue redactado por Enzo Fernández...

@@curiosidades.0686 aparecieron muchas capturas de ese posteo, aunque no he visto desmentidas. Que se yo, puede que si, puede que no.

A legit true motivation path

This is almost an Argentinian motto, but damn it's sweet once we achieve things ❤️🇦🇷

"we were born to suffer, all argentines will understand why" We do. We live in financial crisis. Our friends, families emigrate to Europe the counterpart travel that our grandpas did. We live in social crisis. Tons of deads, robberies, kidnaps and low education. We live without hope because of corruption. BUT ONCE WE SUCCEED WE ALL UNITE AS ONE. WE ALL FORGET WHAT MAKES US SO SAD AND DEPRESSIVE. That's why he said that.

no pain no gain

@@gabrielayala1182 welcome to Croatia, the country’s politicians are so corrupt it is an absolute joke, typical communist totalitarian mentality. We understand Argentina’s pain😢

Excelent work for the video but I am with you with this one even if there were other misses. This one was so late in the game, so decisive it was worh mentioned

Italy was the First Back to Back European WC Champion (Won the Cup in 1934 and 39) but yes the Rest is True

Didn’t brazil enter three finals in a row (94,98,02)?

@@tornneealoku3897 Yeah but only Won 94 and 2002. my Country (Germany) reached also three Finals in a Row in 82,86 and 90

I also waited for that save. When he was free with Martines I was sure he would score and make France the champions. So tiny margins between what team would win. It was the most decisive save I can imagine.

248 likes no replies? Let me change that

Indeed!!! He never gave up. As an Argentinian, I'm so happy, for him!! I have no doubt, that there was divine intervention. All worth it!!

@@ScrewedForlife. Thanks

Sounds like a rhyme tbh

@@gogomagnus yeah I noticed that too.

His whole life is a legend! A wonderful journey with a fairytale ending!

Agreed…it would be bigger than MJ’s last dance

@@vb2388 you know damn well we watching that Netflix documentary when it drops cuz you already know when they won Netflix was making the calls. Man I cant fucking wait shit is gonna be 🔥

It can be blockbuster movie

@@bimalnegi7149 to Americans? Doubt it.

And if you check, in some he even touched the ball slightly, it was such a shame it entered. It's good he has a great Therapist, he could handle the pressure almost as a GOAT goalkeeper.

He got a hand to the ball on the first 2 goals

@Boxmediaphile senjougaharaaaaaaaa :))

Dibu and Bounou IMO are the best GK in the current timeline. Both GKs are ridiculously good at predicting potential winning goals and denied them in the WC

4. One of them went to the middle while he jumped to the side.

From kicking penalties for money to kicking penalties in the world cup final leading his country to worldcup . What a story

He is the one that got handball which give frace 2nd penalty and mbape 3rd goal, he redemed himself on penalty shout out by scoring the winning penalty

Not only that, in official games played he has a 100% rate of succes in penaltis. He shot around 7 i believe, i am not really sure

more extra data: Montiel as a child helped his grandfather when he worked on a horse kart, until his grandpa was shot and killed by a neighbour about an stupid argument, his story is probably the saddest of the team

@@tubo777 people in horse karts getting shot is something more normal than you think in argentina, usually is the guy in the kart the one that steals from others only to get shot and killed due to not being able to apologize

It would have been one sided anyway

The causes of heart attack are many....This match is among those....

But its rigged di maria diving isnt talked enough Proff kzfaq.infox2aggs0zg-c?feature=share

LMAO😂

@@neattechnologiestz8636 There are cases of people being reported of guys dying as a result of happy syndrome attack.Like the case of a certain Egyptian.This wcup was just epic n crazy.

Really good comment bro😉😉😎😎

I am impressed because i believe their win against Italy kick started their movement to the top,they started to believe in themselves more&more&more.

@@stephenmapeka7774 not at all, as if the champion of South America had to prove themselves by besting the country who can't qualify to a world cup, and won over the biggest checkers in football: England.

@@jjj8317 you are completely right hut it seems most of the people you hear online don't realize it. I can't fathom how people can dismiss south american football when Argentina, Brazil and Uruguay have 2 less world cups than all of Europe combined. Seems to me like most of these people only really watched the last 3 or 4 world cups; they never witnessed the beauty of Ronaldo, Romario or Maradona's teams and how they fundamentally changed the way the sport is even played.

@@stephenmapeka7774 really good reply bro😅😅

Argentina, the King Slayer!

olvidate perro. más firme

fake penalty every match 🤣

@@fightingforce8498 what do you mean??

@@fightingforce8498 are you a referee? no? come back to me when you're a referee

Thanks for the support brother, this cup is yours as well.

@@pierocignetti8959 thank you dude I have been in debate to many person from India as they believe that CR7 is better then messi cause indians blindly follow politicians and insta follows is more important then football itself But with the world cup Messi proved that even at 35 he is better then both the Original Ronaldo and Christiano

Jaja, fuvking Higuaín

Argentina share the World Cup to all the hearts that beat as one for the "albiceleste". Tnx for the soulwarming support India!!!

As you shared our worst times with us, I'm glad we can share this tremendous joy with you. Thank you!

But i dont know why i felt like this year WC is rigged all the decision by the ref is so bad

@@69ninekwtf

​@@69ninek I assume that you are talking about penalty awarded for Argentina since lot of Ronaldo fans mentioning it in various social media posts but if you analyse in depth, All the team benefitted with penalties even if there is a slightest physical connection. Even Portugal also benefitted by it.

@@venkatk7985 Not just that but the France vs England match the ref was very pro France, the Argentina vs Netherlands match the ref not only lost control over the game but was also pro Argentina and in the France vs Maroco match the ref was ignoring some nasty fouls dona vs Mbappe and some other strokers from France. There where a few matches in groups as well where players got penalties just becaue of their names. Overall, the reffs wherent bad but the above mentioned big 3 matches where really bad and yet very important.

These Referees were just plain mental and did seem a little bit towards Argentina

Traitor

Ok

Respect

@@dehampster105 ok

Respect

fake penalty every match 🤣

@@fightingforce8498 awwww🥺🥺🥺 now say it again without crying! Argentina are world champions🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

@@fightingforce8498 Are you like this from birth or you take a special medicine?

no free pens in wc 2006 🤣

@@fightingforce8498 oh look, another jackass

@@fightingforce8498 warra wc for saudinaldo

@@fightingforce8498 Fighting FARCE - Pelamela !

@@fightingforce8498but your mum was in 2006 and i had my pen in her

😂 Ppl and numbers

He outclass Zidane of that performance

I still feel Maradona is overlooked, not only was he great at all times and at the end of his career but he could play at the highest level whilst high on white powder paint

@@deathnote4717 Messi at age 35 played every minute of each match and score in all stages.

@@pm1660 bro maradona is still better Messi was only scorin pens and tap ins no hate but thats fact

Sorry but Baggio is no Messi, not even close (with all due respect to "the divine ponytail")

@@JaimePUrteaga I know. I'm not disrespecting anyone. back in 2014 it came to mind cause wining wc with Argentina seems to be possible only in dream

@@JaimePUrteaga No shit, Baggio was chopped down every 5 minutes in the 90s. Compared to him Messi is under heavy tutelage by the referees.

I really understand man, and when Lautaro Martinez failed, he remembered me bad memories from Higuain. Thanks to God, Messi could get the desired trophy and becoming the best players in history. Blessings

Difference is some of WC winner team watches Messi growing up. Then got the chance to play with him. This squad is ready to die for him and obliterates every square inch on the field

Scaloni is the mastermind behind this team, I hope history gives him the credit he deserves!

emi martinez*

@@mariadanielalavia8877 Emiliano Martinez

@@mariadanielalavia8877 sorry messed it up with enzo :)

That was the action that gave the 🏆 to Argentina

Que Emi... DIBU DIIBUU XD

Some toxic fans of a certain narcissistic was mocking and celebrating for a while now. Now they are crying for eternity.

@@truthhurts450 yeah it's a beautiful sight to see them suffering now after years of laughing at Messi's failures

Those are just ronaldinians, don't worry, they will go extinct some time soon

@@festivalkyrie3865 I enjoyed their tears

@@MR_DUALITY and I bet you still have a whole pool of those, care to share? Lol

Fact… Di Maria is amazing

Substitutions of France gave France the chance. What are you taking about?

@@funkrates4778 even after the substitution di maria was still hurting them with his sprints. The substitutions came after 45 min, and Argentina dominated for 75 minutes.

​@@juliofranciscogomezstoppel1860 You see that? You're memory is not that good. The French substitutions came in the first half, before 45 minutes. Geroud and Dembele were subbed off because Mbappe wasn't tracking back, causing an overload to occur on the right side of the pitch. This opened up the left side, giving Di Maria space and room, which forced Dembele to have to defend one on one. Terrible situation. The French substitutions fixed that because Thurman and Muani are much more defensively responsible and effective, though they are not as brilliant offensively. Mbappe moved centrally so that his lack of defense wasn't an issue. When France did this, despite Di Maria still playing, he ceased being effective. If you don't believe me, then you need to rewatch that game. I'm 1,000 percent correct.

Facts. Acuna didn’t get the job done.

Personalmente yo solo apoyo a Argentina, pero creo que la copa debe estar en Sudamérica, incluso si eso significa que la gane Brasil. Los jugadores sudamericanos hicieron este deporte hermoso, y nosotros, los hinchas lo hicimos pasión. Nadie siente el fútbol como nosotros, asi que tiene que estar acá.

🇦🇷♥️🇧🇷

Same. I did not want any European team wins this year😅 so I'm quite happy with Argentina winning.

As an Indian, I wanted Argentina to win the world cup only for messi...plus mbappe remark that South American football is not as good as European football really hurt me

siempre hermanos !

In which game?

@@tomasmateus17 madrid fan here. The whole tournament

i HOPE THEY DONT DARE TO MAKE A STUPID MOVIE; BECAUSE REEARDIG SPORTS AND MANY OTHER THING NOTHING CAN (shit, capslock, but to lazy to rewrite) capture the magic like a well made documentary series made out of archive footage like (in no specific order) 1."The Last Dance", which is easily in MY top 5, if not even the greatest ever. I swear i watched it easily 4 to 5 dozen times in just the almost 3 years since its release. 2."When we were Kings" (About the greatest, most important boxing bout in History and therefore also about the Boxing GOAT himself, Muhammad Ali. 3."Senna" Also easily watched it a couple of dozen times, first saw it even already before it was officially released. 4."Maradonna - The Golden Boy" (But only in german and french. There might be english subtitles though, but i doubt it) I aint got a fifth one yet, but it should be one about Messi, from childhood to end of his career. But they should make ist like "The Last Dance", a 10 part (60 minutes each episode) documentary made by people who know their shit. TLD was a joint venture between ESPN, Netflix and many more. And As Brilliant as "Senna" (2010) is, they shouldve made a 10 eoisode long documenntary too. In 2020 Netflix actually announced some sort of a documentary or tv show (Mybe with actors) for the year 2022, ut i waited all year long, anothing was released yet though) But if its with actros i know i will not like it. There is so much archive footage about Senna, they could easily make a 10 episode long documentary out of archive footage. And if a Messi Movie will be made, it will suck so much compared to a "the Last Dance" like docimentary, which would include way more (REAL) material from child hood clubs and games, his newell old boys days, his arrival in barcelona, his entire barca career and the current club career towards to his retirment, and parallely his entire career playing for argentina, and ore about his charakter and personal life. There is no way that a movie, no matter if archive footage or a movie with actors could ever capture all that, even if it should go 3 hours. And also a lengthy documentary about Emelianenko Fedor, the best Mixed Martial Artist Ever.

@@A-m-K Get a life

fake penalty every match 🤣

nahh not hollywood, an argentinian director maybe.

This!

I knew they would win the penalties after that. Championship save.

It was more than half of the win. It was EVERYTHING.

+ the save on comans penalty, then the shithousery leading to tchouamenis miss... emi martinez possibly affected the outcome by the widest margin

@@hopemwewa7099 I agree, I just did not want to take from what the team did!

Here in arg it was known that Di Maria was injured and could't play the entire game, so scaloni sub him cause of that, and the team started to get tired also, you can't simply play the entire 90 minutes like those guys were playing the first 75

At least Lautaro gave a surprising boost at the end which lead to the third goal.

I think 2022 has the best storyline and drama of all time, and not only for Argentina. It was legendary from the first minute with Saudi Arabia to the last one with France.

Qué manera de sufrir por dios. No tuve la fortaleza para ver la final. Tengo 42 y ya había visto perder dos finales a la Argentina. No hubiera soportado ver otra derrota. Dibu me salvó.

I have been supporting Argentina since 1990 WC, as Maradona was my hero. I remember I was devastated after Argentina lost against Germany in 1990. Since then I was eagerly waiting for the moment when Argentina will lift the World Cup again and I have been too emotional once they won this time, even though I am from India and have no relation with Argentina. The emotions of every Argentina fan in the world seems to be same, no matter where they come from. Vamos Argentina !!!

Tamos re golpeados amiga! Nunca vi en mi vida todas todas las barreras que nos separan tiradas abajo en mi vida, fuimos libres completamente libres y completamente felices. Es de no creer, yo creo que no lo entederian

⭐⭐⭐ congratulations

Totally

Agreed

Cause of defensive work he thought 2-0 was good to get defensive

The entire left flank became weak after he went off. France didn’t need to worry about Di Maria’s flank anymore and could just focus on defending the middle where Argentinas main offence was while also sending counter attacks. France was constantly sending long balls to Mbappe after Di Maria’s substitution. Taking Di Maria out gave France one less problem to deal with and it’s no coincidence the SAME thing happened vs the Netherlands. Di Maria was undoubtedly a essential key for that Argentina team

Di Maria wasn't 90 min match fit for the tournament, he was very out of gas by the second time so a sub was in order, but replacing him with Acuña was misguided. Argentina went in with the right idea, France is almost exclusively a counter attack team that heavily rely on speed and efficient balls, so their solution was to simply disallow them from playing at all and pressing nonstop. It worked beautifully, France was hardly there at all... for the first 70 minutes. As soon as Di Maria left and they switched to defensive mode they struggled to hold unto the ball. They were still doing okay until Otamendi had a brainfart and threw all tbe momentum away. Argentina only needed to hold on for 10 minutes if it hadn't been for that. By that point they were all tired, and one slip up from Messi was enough for coman and Mbappe to turn it into the equalizer. That's why it was such a bad choice, France are a very efficient team when it comes to their shots and plays and being defensive against them just isn't good enough, given enough time, at some point or another they will find a way to score. Thankfully for Argentina they pulled thru from sheer grit and superior ball control (and the fact that they're the best penalty shootout team, not just in this tournament but in history, literally no one has won more shootouts than Argentina) but they really need a good winger to replace Di Maria when he's gone.

Es asi, para subirse a la Scaloneta no hace falta ser argentino... Bienvenida 💪

Seremos por siempre hermanos 🇮🇪🇦🇷🇮🇪🇦🇷

EL ARGENTINO NACE DONDE QUIERE

I love Ireland,it's the only country I would like to know...

@@lucasmanso1 ojala puedas darte una vueltita por acá en algún momento. Si que es lindo lugar también.

My biggest fear is Cristiano leaving football without a world cup. Unfortunately, that is now a reality. 💔😢😭

@@ultronic2765 Well atleast the debate is over

You and many of us.

@@ultronic2765 it's cruel that he doesn't have a strong enough team, a world cup isn't every thing brother I have huge respect for Cr7 he can hold his head high for defining this era of football

@@amjadsiddig2085 well said. Although, Cristiano did have a strong team. I would say top 3 strongest teams in the world cup. The thing is, the players never had the same passion and drive for Cristiano, as the Argentinians had for their captain. Its was as if they don't care about Cristiano.

Thank you Argentinians,you gave us something very special to remember our entire lives.I was so scared before the game😁😁your countrymen nearly gave us heart attack in a nice way though!

lol it was a gift from messi the ambassador. Rigged WC by FIFA and Qatar

@@IAmTheTruCanadian Please, stop embarrassing Canadians with those conspiracy theories. They are RICULOUS. Go back to watch CURLING, eh?

@@IAmTheTruCanadian XD,que nabo XD

Mucha gente cree que el equipo antes de Arabia Saudita no hubiese ganado el mundial y la realidad es que no es cierto. El equipo de 36 partidos invicto era excelente, lo que lo llevó a perder y quebrarse fue la lesión de uno de los jugadores claves y que nunca nos dimos cuenta de su verdadera importancia: Lo Celso. Sin él, el mediocampo estuvo destruido, MUERTO y no tuvo reacción hasta que Scaloni metió los cambios de Macallister y Enzo.

It's really like fairytale or story inside a book

I find when good teams lose their first game, it really lights a fire under them and they focus on performing at their top level. This leads them to being more prepared for the win or go home games because they are used to that pressure in the group games.

that loss taught them to be resilient and fight tooth and nail for every ball irrespective of the opponent a character England and Brazil lacks.

@@tholo86 True. It made them cautious. Argentina has a habit of being too comfortable when things go their way, they let their guards down.

@@AbdullahAlSayeed it is not true, Argentina had dominated the ball

The coach shouldn't have substituted him

@@ilynpayne7491 He was injured at the time (which is why the coach didn't let him play against Croacia). But despite of it, he was the advantage that gave to Argentina the control of the match.

@@24Ippo had he played for the whole time they wouldn't have to go to penalties it would've ended early morning

fake penalty every match 🤣 for that diver

@@fightingforce8498 you salty French man

Pelé won 3 WC...

@@RaffaelOliveiraSousa1 the 1962 one wasn't even played by him, he was injured and couldn't play for like nothing more than the first 2 matches. The real star of the 1962 World Cup was Garrincha. Atleast inform yourself better, Pelé played in a monster team which was basically born to win, he wasn't the super star all of the times

@@RaffaelOliveiraSousa1 PELE LITERALLY SAYS MESSI IS THE BEST PLAYER IN FOOTBALL, OH MY DAYS BRAH.

It is

He is the GOD OF THE GAME. I dont think that any of us will see someone like him again

with 35 years old

fake penalty every match 🤣

@@fightingforce8498 cry baby cry.. I am wearing my third star

@@fightingforce8498 Do you need some water to dilute that salt? More like "cryingforce8498" aren't you?

@@fightingforce8498 tus lágrimas son deliciosas XP

They must have been shooting already. Now they have the perfect last chapter.

@@AndresMartin oh they were, rigged WC

@@IAmTheTruCanadian gonna cry?

Someone mentioned a film crew were following him about during the WC, so hope a documentary was being made...

i HOPE THEY DONT DARE TO MAKE A STUPID MOVIE; BECAUSE REEARDIG SPORTS AND MANY OTHER THING NOTHING CAN (shit, capslock, but to lazy to rewrite) capture the magic like a well made documentary series made out of archive footage like (in no specific order) 1."The Last Dance", which is easily in MY top 5, if not even the greatest ever. I swear i watched it easily 4 to 5 dozen times in just the almost 3 years since its release. 2."When we were Kings" (About the greatest, most important boxing bout in History and therefore also about the Boxing GOAT himself, Muhammad Ali. 3."Senna" Also easily watched it a couple of dozen times, first saw it even already before it was officially released. 4."Maradonna - The Golden Boy" (But only in german and french. There might be english subtitles though, but i doubt it) I aint got a fifth one yet, but it should be one about Messi, from childhood to end of his career. But they should make ist like "The Last Dance", a 10 part (60 minutes each episode) documentary made by people who know their shit. TLD was a joint venture between ESPN, Netflix and many more. And As Brilliant as "Senna" (2010) is, they shouldve made a 10 eoisode long documenntary too. In 2020 Netflix actually announced some sort of a documentary or tv show (Mybe with actors) for the year 2022, ut i waited all year long, anothing was released yet though) But if its with actros i know i will not like it. There is so much archive footage about Senna, they could easily make a 10 episode long documentary out of archive footage. And if a Messi Movie will be made, it will suck so much compared to a "the Last Dance" like docimentary, which would include way more (REAL) material from child hood clubs and games, his newell old boys days, his arrival in barcelona, his entire barca career and the current club career towards to his retirment, and parallely his entire career playing for argentina, and ore about his charakter and personal life. There is no way that a movie, no matter if archive footage or a movie with actors could ever capture all that, even if it should go 3 hours. And also a lengthy documentary about Emelianenko Fedor, the best Mixed Martial Artist and Combat Sambo Fighter Ever.

It is

Crisiano ronaldo

The man literally gave up on the nationall team.. Other than that yea.

Yet he was ready to abandon Argentina before and retire from international football. He pretty much gave up. Know the facts Before you speak.

@@tonyalves8823 and he came back and won the Copa America and the world cup, how abt that for a comeback?

@Kelvin Osas that has nothing to do with the fact that he walked out and gave up on his national team. Yes he won those two titles but only after giving up. A true champion never gives up and walks away even when you lose

Yeah it does cut off, but if you turn on captions it shows you what he says somehow

wow. I never heard that ! I've been learning so much through this channel and comments.

Jaja, me imagino! Yo me tome una pepa cuando termino el partido y fui para el obelisco. Alto viaje!

J Coco thanks for all support to Argentina. Amazing wht you did travelling in 3010 to see Diego as Dt of my country. I want to ask you If players who play for Jamaican team but born in England, they have the same ideology as the palyers born in Jamaica as the goalkeeper capitan of the Reggea boys

Sorry, 2010 , My bad