Remember my name: Leo Messi. It was a Nike ad when the Argentine star was 17 years old and played for Barça. Kempes led Argentina to title in 1978; Maradonaat 86. And now, Messi has put a choice of scaloni in the grand finale in Qatar. In their own way. without being Kempesneither Maradona, although they all pushed him to be Diego. Leo is the differential fact. You have a license to win. Messi, Leo Messi.
He scored a penalty and gave the third goal to a great one Julian Alvarez. Be decisive again. That’s what Argentina have, a player capable of winning games on his own. Maradoneando in the quarterfinals and being messianic in the semifinals. All the fans of Argentina, passionate and emotional, wanted and expected, were given in this moment Leo Messi. They will play seven games: objective accomplished. But everyone knows that something is missing. A fight. The seventh day. Leo doesn’t want to rest.
Croatia had no choice. The great Balkan team is goalless. He didn’t have it either despite reaching the semifinals. He has a good midfield and a good centre-back. Guardiolwho yesterday suffered what there is Messi in front of. Modric he was replaced to receive his last ovation at a World Cup. What Portugal does not want to do christian, Croatia did it to Luka. They left battered by a force of nature after a good World Cup, always showing themselves to be competitive, but overwhelmed by the Argentine tsunami, with 40,026 people in Qatar and a team carrying the full weight of a nation in its backpack.
It remains to be seen who will be with Argentina in Sunday’s grand final. Now the resilient France and the surprisingly more physical Morocco will face each other in a rivalry that will shake Paris. mbappe, dembele, griezmann Y Giroud in front of the wall of Bond, Amrabat Y sew in a match filled with Moroccan fans in the stands and the support of the entire Arab world eager to enter the World Cup final for the first time in history. France has many Frances. But now nothing seems easy.
Source: La Verdad
I am Shawn Partain, a journalist and content creator working for the Today Times Live. I specialize in sports journalism, writing articles that cover major sporting events and news stories. With a passion for storytelling and an eye for detail, I strive to be accurate and insightful in my work.
