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mika 🇲🇽🇭🇷
I Don't Even Like Football, But I Do Like Suffering Beta-tester of #Delayball
Mexico0 - 2Chile
someone needs to investigate england for stealing spices off mexico at the wc
Mexico0 - 2Chile
camera man while mexico crashed and burned:
Mexico
Argentina3 - 0Benin
The first time I watched Lionel Messi play for Barcalona I was in 2014. I was around three or four at my cousins house while my mama and papa were out working. I remember being infatuated with him as a player. Everyone around me knew he was great but it was something I had to see. From than one I kept watching and watching him. Another first for me was watching him lose.. well not exactly first — I had an EMOTIONAL wc 2014 but I wasn’t exactly old enough to fully understand that. I think that 3-0 loss to Juve in the 16/17 showed me his first great loss to me. And obviously this isn’t an international game, but this had me sobbing. It’s like believing something would never break but than it ending up just as fragile as everything else is in life. This changed my feeling towards Messi for little me, it showed me to be happy and proud of him for playing so hard, but also sad for him when it isn’t exactly his time. This is also how I felt watching his 2018 wc loss. (Horrible year for little me with El Tri aswell!!!) Football is the most constant factor in my life. It’s been there for me through every up and down I’ve faced. Football brings my family together, football makes my dad happy, football cooled me down whenever I had fears about my livelihood. The biggest most constant thing in football for me is Lionel Messi. Messi raised what my idea of football was. Messi showed me what talent looked like. Messi showed me that poor Hispanic kids like us can do great things in our lives. He showed me many things that I don’t think most athletes can do. But there’s other constants in my life; family, friends, and sadder stuff obviously. But this lies into Messi as well. My papa is the biggest fanboy I know, i could bet that loves Messi more than 1/3 of this app I bet. Nothing made me happier growing up than watching Barca/Tigres with my family when ever we could. It’s the little things in life; such as sports, that makes people more connected with one another. (1/2)
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
Well, this is one of those days in football I never wanted to witness, but sadly, it has arrived. You’re not leaving the game entirely, but stepping away from international football feels like the first step toward that day, which I can hardly bear to think about. Maybe the funniest way to honor you is to recognize what you did for millions of people: you made us willingly tune in and support Argentina, all to watch you play this little sport called football. I’m not Argentine, but somewhere along the way that stopped mattering. When you played, we all became a little bit Argentine. I’ll never forget the highs and lows I experienced following you. The 2014 World Cup final, when you were so close to conquering the sport so early on in your career. The back-to-back Copa América finals lost on penalties. But you deserved more than that. You got more than that. You finally lifted your very first international trophy in 2021. Of course I’ll always remember 2022, the greatest World Cup campaign I’ll ever witness, with the most entertaining final of all time. Then we got another Copa in 2024. You literally won every trophy that you lost, how perfect was that? After years of people saying you couldn’t do it for Argentina, you won everything there was to win. But the trophies aren’t what I’ll remember most. It’s the way you played, the way you always entertained me. The dribbles that made defenders look lost, the passes no one else could see, the free kicks that felt like penalties the moment the referee blew the whistle. You made the impossible look routine, and you did it with a quiet humility that made billions fall in love with you. This summer’s ending was bittersweet, and honestly, part of me wishes you’d won it. But you had nothing left to prove. You gave me more than I ever had the right to ask for: the story of your career. There will never be another player who can do what you did. You are football. You are eternal. Thank you for everything, Leo.
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
The little boy from Rosario... 🇦🇷💔 Džeko and Messi retiring just before my 18th birthday. I'm taking this personally.
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
yeah 😂😂😂😂 im fine 😂😂😂 the end of an era 😂😂 😂 this doesn’t feel real 😂😂😂😂 oh wow 😂😂😂😂 the pit in my stomach 😂😂😂😂 why is the screen blurry 😂😂 messi thank you for everything omfg 😭😭🫶🏼🫶🏼🐐🐐
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
unfortunately i legally have to dock half a star because the first half was such bullshit… but overall this was an amazing match, messi is such an incredible player and will truly be missed in international football 💔
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
LEVANTESE CHAT VAMOS A PISTEAR Latinoamerica y Argentina son naciones que resisten, naciones que viven lastimadas aún por los efectos de la crueldad de años de subyugación, y en medio de esa recuperación se encuentra el futbol, en medio de todo ello, se encuentra Leo Messi. Desde Rosario, sin el perfil común de un jugador que se consideraba de élite, Lionel Messi llevó hasta lo más alto el nombre de su país, más alto incluso que Diego Maradona, llegó a lo máximo del futbol, desde Rosario hasta la Masia, desde España hasta Argentina, a través de el generaciones de niños y jóvenes vivieron y soñaron, nunca te olvidaremos. Viva Latinoamérica!
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
leo, four years ago, on december eighteenth, you moved me to tears in an argentina jersey for the first time. three months ago you did it again, and for the final time you’re doing it now. your love for both your country and the beautiful game shone radiantly through each and every international cap. i wish i could have started watching you sooner, in your prime, but i am so fortunate to have gotten to catch glimpses of it in these final years. an astounding testament to your skill and longevity. it’s hard to condense everything i want to say. in essence: the thought of a world cup without you is unconscionable. these past two decades you’ve led argentina to many victories, having to bear the brunt of every failure along the way. you can leave the world stage now knowing you’ve already conquered it. you brought joy to hundreds of millions on it. you’ll continue to do so off of it. my heart hurts when i think about how differently things could have gone this summer, but no one can ever say you didn’t give it everything you had. you defied all odds and expectations. there are no regrets. all we can do, all we have ever been able to do, is look forward. and i swear to god i’ll sit through every dogshit mls game ten times over for as long as you’re willing to play there. i often have this thought, resentful and naïve and selfish as it is, that one lifetime isn’t enough for you—for me, rather. i would give anything to watch you for another hundred years, another twenty-five world cups and copa américas. alas, while yours is a once-in-a-lifetime story, all stories must come to an end. isn’t that the whole appeal? as the sun sets upon a historic career, its light reflects off every cup and medal you’ve won for la albiceleste. what shines even brighter, even warmer, is the love of generations who were blessed with your football. gracias por todo, capitán, ídolo. as was once said four years ago, on december eighteenth, you have always been the point of difference. 🐐👑
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
the greatest joys of our lives are often not appreciated until it’s all in the past. growing up in a south american football household, messi was always a name spoken within our conversations. whether in a positive or negative light, his name was always somewhere to be found. “did you see what messi did?” “i can’t believe that messi guy.” “i’ve always liked messi.” “i’ve always hated messi” no matter what it was, there was always an opinion. there was never one thing you could never deny though, his impact. without realizing it, i’ve seen the highs and lows with messi’s career with argentina. whether it was the sadness of 2014 and 2016 or the joy of 2022 and 2024. i was watching every game without realizing i was watching a one of a kind player grace the stage. today there is a stadium filled with thousands of people crying and shouting his name. but at one point in time, it was almost like the failures of that team grew thousands of people to hate the man. i could go on and on about his accomplishments that broke this and the crazy amount of records he’s broken but one thing i just want to highlight is his ability to make people believe. believe in your team. believe in your country. believe in yourself. despite all the odds life throws at you or the situations you are put in after it seems like the world tries to bring you down, you can truly make it. you can live your dreams and so so much more. this may be the end to his time in argentina but he will forever live in the history of the team. let this not be a sad ending but a celebration of all the good things that have happened. gracias leo. 🫶
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
i’m not quite sure where to begin. i’m not a barcelona fan, im not argentinian yet i still felt a lump in my throat watching this match. it’s almost a strange alien feeling to care so much about a player you never saw play for your team but that just speaks to how far big his legacy is. before i knew any other players, i knew about messi, i didn’t watch him at his peak but i heard the stories. again another way to illustrate the impact that he’s had on this sport. he’ll forever live on not just in the minds of people who watched him live, watched him for their club or country, but everyone who ever watched him play the sport that we all love. a standing ovation for the greatest player of all time. 🩵🤍
Argentina3 - 0Benin
When i was at my lowest, Messi brought me comfort. You were the rainbow after rain. Gracias Leo ❤️🇦🇷
ArgentinaArgentina3 - 0Benin
To the man that made me love this sport. To the man I have idolized since my first ever Barca game. Thank you for everything you have done for us and more importantly to the sport of football. I truly couldn’t imagine a day without watching you on my screen since I first watched you. Until it became a reality. I want to honor you and everything you have done to the world. You’ve provided me light in my darkest of days, you have shown me what determination, dedication and sheer will looks like in a person. No matter the size, no matter the disadvantages, the adversity. You’ve helped me see that it is possible to overcome it all. You showed not only the world, but showed yourself in that you can become the greatest of all lifetimes. You’ve been a great inspiration and a great part of my childhood. You’ve helped me grow and in a way feel like you’ve raised me with your love of football. It’s been an honor to see you play and watch you evolve throughout your career. You’ve helped inspire multiple generations to become great, to have sheer will, and have the capacity to overcome all adversity. Lionel Andres Messi, I want to thank you for everything you’ve accomplished and done for the entire world. May I wish you nothing but blessings and success in the rest of your career. Thank you, Lionel Andres Messi.
Croatia1 - 2Spain
for once i had faith in croatia and this is what i get
Spain
Bosnia & Herzegovina1 - 0Poland
they killed off dzeko to unlock prime bosnia. respect.
Bosnia & Herzegovina
Greece0 - 0Germany
Match of the Century
USA3 - 0Mexico
when your only good player decides to bitch slap someone in the middle of the game RIGHT in front of the ref and get ejected
USA3 - 0MexicoBreaking News 🚨🚨🚨: Recent reports from the MEXICAN TAX FEDERATION has reported SUSPICIOUS activities in RAUL RANGEL bank account. They’ve discovered TRANSACTIONS from the USMNT with NOTES that read “please SOAP up your gloves, and make SURE your outta shape, for US”
MexicoCroatia0 - 7England
6 thousand croatian children witnessing the massacre of their national team #feelsbadman
EnglandBosnia & Herzegovina1 - 1Sweden
In the midst of a war, a besieged Sarajevo gave us our Diamond. 73 Goals. Two World Cups. Over a decade as captain, and a lifetime of memories. Hvala ti za sve Edine💎💙
Bosnia & Herzegovina
France1 - 1Italy
check donnarumma's pee @uefa @gianniinfantino @fifa @zohranmamdani @fbi @zizou @kylianmbappe @trentalexanderarnold
France
China0 - 5Palestine
There’s something genuinely heartwarming about watching palestinian people celebrating, winning and simply just smiling purely again, for a moment everything just feels lighter for them. Some victories feels greater and bigger than just a football match. فِلسطين حُرة، القُدس العَربية حُرة🇵🇸❤️🙏🏻.
Mexico1 - 1Peru
another tie i mean its fine ig, im glad to see that rafa is experimenting with the squad
Spain4 - 1Croatia
livakovic tryna ignore it 😭😭
Spain
Tajikistan2 - 4Palestine
PALESTINE BALL 📲📲📲📲🇵🇸🇵🇸❤️ HEALINGS ALL AROUND
Palestine
Columbus Crew2 - 1Inter Miami
i vandalized the charlie kirk statue outside of turning point usa’s phoenix headquarters on september 13. my name is rocco ríos novo and i play for inter miami cf
Columbus Crew2 - 1Inter Miami
ref can i get a yellow too? i’m getting fomo
Inter MiamiMexico1 - 1Colombia
morita: Rafa quiero ganar Choki, Rafa, Berterame y hormiga:
ColombiaEngland2 - 3SpainWhat a match, what a match! After a bunch of nation league disasters, Spain and England bring us this absolute wonderful show of a game, and a nice sweet taste of revenge for me, a 3-2 loss for England in their own home…sounds familiar!
Spain
Czechia1 - 2Croatia
Clocking in to my “have hope for Croatia in international competitions only to meet a tragic end” shift today
Croatia