Greatest OF All Time Football🥶#soccer



El mejor fútbol de todos los tiempos #soccer Descargo de responsabilidad sobre derechos de autor: – Según la sección 107 de la Ley de derechos de autor de 1976, la concesión es una locura para …

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  1. Nadie es tan imbecil como usted para eso se debe saber en contexto de cada uno de maradona esta bien pero de messi se cometio una falta anterior y messi recogio la pelota para la falta hasta me siento tonto por decir esto pero bueno que esperamos de un fan de cr7

  2. Facts which messi fans can't afford to accept,robber messi 😂😂Here are the key points supporting why Iniesta, van Dijk, Lewandowski, and Haaland deserved those respective Ballon d'or awards kids,
    2010 (Andrés Iniesta): Iniesta scored the winning, extra-time goal in the 2010 FIFA World Cup Final to secure Spain’s first-ever world title, complemented by winning La Liga with Barcelona.
    2019 (Virgil van Dijk): Van Dijk anchored a Liverpool defense that won the UEFA Champions League and recorded 97 points in the Premier League, notably going the entire season without being dribbled past once.
    2021 (Robert Lewandowski): Lewandowski broke Gerd Müller’s 49-year-old Bundesliga record by scoring 41 goals in 29 league games, won the European Golden Shoe, and maintained the peak form that made him the undisputed favorite for the cancelled 2020 award.
    2023 (Erling Haaland): Haaland scored 52 goals in all competitions during his debut Manchester City season, broke the Premier League single-season scoring record with 36 goals, and secured the continental Treble (Premier League, FA Cup, and UEFA Champions League).
    Also see this,the arguments regarding the Argentina vs. Netherlands quarter-final match and how it was not fair:
    Penalty Award: Critics argue that the penalty awarded to Argentina in the 73rd minute (when Denzel Dumfries fouled Marcos Acuña) was soft and generously interpreted, giving Argentina a crucial 2–0 lead.
    Referee Discipline and Control: Spanish referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz faced heavy criticism for losing control of the match, handing out a record 18 yellow cards. Detractors argue that some Argentine players—such as Leandro Paredes after kicking the ball directly into the Dutch dugout—deserved a straight red card rather than a yellow, which could have drastically altered the match.

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