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@GoofyAhhPal @ionsiptris @Richie_l0c0 This is actually a very simple subject. World Competition produces World Champs. Otherwise, not World Champs

@quetzalcoa14 @GorgeousMorganT @NobletStrength Exactly, they’ll just tank the season 😭

@GorgeousMorganT @NobletStrength So no actual jeopardy for the owners?

The thing about Pro/Rel vs none is not that it doesn't punish losing. It's that it punishes differently. In Pro/Rel the fans of the team are punished by having to follow their team in lower divisions. Without it the players and coaching staff are punished by being fired/released.

@tingleya05 @Thony_0812 So let’s cut the “rigged for Messi” narrative because it’s clearly false

@RebeI_RL @Thony_0812 They all should’ve been its a massive failure by fifa

he literally forcefully pushes his studs into the other players achilles instead of stepping normally. fifa really protecting their princess cuz not even a yellow is insane

@tingleya05 @Thony_0812 “Any other player does it gets sent off immediately”

@RebeI_RL @Thony_0812 Those are all yellow or potentially red cards. Its better that they’re all called properly rather than all of them being called wrong. Pulisic has a wrap on the leg thats being hit studs up in this photo during the US’s latest practice session. Insane that this is being allowed.

@mike021949 @HACKETTREF Red card or not?

@HACKETTREF Always a red

Red

@Wajson_Crack So when it was an ordinary player why wasn’t it a red?

🚨 VAR CONTROVERSY 🚨 If that challenge was made by any ordinary player, many fans believe it would've been a straight red card without hesitation. Instead, play continued and VAR saw nothing worthy of a dismissal. The biggest problem isn't whether you support Argentina or Algeria—it's consistency. Football fans just want the same rules applied to everyone, regardless of the name on the back of the shirt. ⚽ Same challenge. ⚽ Same contact. ⚽ Different outcome? What do you think: Red card or correct decision by VAR? 🤔👇 #ARGDZA #WorldCup2026 #VAR #FootballTwitter #Argentina #Algeria

@ashil_zz @_s_h_i_s_h_i_ @0ValRosi0 @RoyShlok @PorAmFC Both show the same stud to leg above the ankle, more force too

@RebeI_RL @_s_h_i_s_h_i_ @0ValRosi0 @RoyShlok @PorAmFC These doesn't show like touching them

This caption aside: it is absolutely insane that this was a penalty given in a World Cup final.

@ArcSayuti These were red cards! How did Messi escape it?

With Messi, there always seems to be some controversy or questionable refereeing decisions involved. He should have been shown a red card earlier, yet he ended up scoring a hat-trick. At times, it feels impossible to compete when everything appears to favor FIFA’s golden boy.

@FanaticMarco @Oonyemaa Fry him 😂

Watching this again, he did that on purpose, lol 😂

@reginaldbenson5 Go complain about these too then

I’m part of fans

@miraclebrian23 @coysliam Bro said USA one a red but not Paraguay😂😭

@coysliam Wtf is this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣. What sort of logic is this

Why does every Argentina match in the world cup have some controversy to it? Getting ridiculous

@coysliam You people are tiring

@ShenthanV11140 @A_RandomJay They only know how to lie for clicks

Let’s be honest, if that was another player and not Messi, he would have been showed a red card or even a yellow card. But surprise, surprise, nothing was given. I also think it was because of the referee. If it was another referee, the card would have been given. And, there is a high probability the direction of the match would have changed. Anyways, let’s celebrate his hat-trick 😏

@ashil_zz @_s_h_i_s_h_i_ @0ValRosi0 @RoyShlok @PorAmFC So go protest these as well, let’s see the same energy

@_s_h_i_s_h_i_ @0ValRosi0 @RoyShlok @RebeI_RL @PorAmFC If ronaldo does the same it should be a red

@deejayfaremi Keep explaining

Only reason the ref and VAR didn’t give a red card here is because “it’s Messi and he wouldn’t want to intentionally hurt an opponent”

@GeorgeC88951090 England gotta find a way to survive the temp first

FIFA is corrupt . Argentina get away with everything. England beating them this world Cup would hit like crack

@_Ochiedike @TheFutbolZoneX You haven’t been watching, they haven’t sent anyone off for this yet and it’s happened multiple times

@TheFutbolZoneX I am Messi fan, this is red card.

🚨 Zlatan Ibrahimović Defends Messi Amid Red Card Controversy 🗣️: "People screaming for a red card clearly do not know the rules of football. According to IFAB, stepping on a player's Achilles tendon is not automatically a sending-off. The referee must judge the level of force used and whether the challenge endangered the opponent's safety. A red card is for excessive force or serious foul play. This incident was neither. For me, it is not even a yellow card. Football is a contact sport. Every little touch is not a crime. The loudest people crying for a red card are Ronaldo fans. They spend more time praying for Messi's downfall than enjoying football. Every tournament they wait for something, anything, that can damage Messi's reputation. The truth is simple: if that challenge was committed by Ronaldo, they would call it passion and fighting spirit. Because it was Messi, they want a red card and a five-match ban. Ronaldo is finished, and that reality hurts them. Messi is still the name everyone talks about, so they keep searching for ways to bring him down. This red-card campaign is just another desperate attempt."

@Emmanuelson689 Other players have and not been booked in this same tournament. Your opinion following that statement is invalid due to false premise

This might not sit right with you, but here's my honest take on Lionel Messi's tackle and the red-card controversy involving the Algerian defender. Let's call a spade a spade: if any other player in that tournament makes that exact challenge, they're probably walking straight down the tunnel. The studs-up contact on Aïssa Mandi's calf looked clearly dangerous, reckless, and worthy of a straight red card. What makes it even more surprising is that the referee didn't show a card on the pitch, and VAR didn't appear to see enough to recommend a review. Had any other player in the tournament committed that exact same challenge, they would have been given a straight red card and sent down the tunnel without hesitation. Instead, Messi stayed on the pitch and went on to play a key role in Argentina's victory. Ultimately, it's the kind of decision that reinforces the feeling that football's biggest stars sometimes get the benefit of the doubt in situations where others might not.

@Gerry_Deakin @FIFAWorldCup @FIFAcom

Come on... @FIFAWorldCup @FIFAcom literally rigged the last World Cup for Messi. Do you really think they'll send him off? Even if he breaks a players leg in the next game and ends their career, he still won't get sent off.

@ghannyzo12 Always Nigeria 😂

🚨🗣️ Piers Morgan fired FIFA for not giving Messi a red Card against Algeria "That's similar thing they did in 2022 World cup where Argentina got up to 5 penalties, they tried by all means to make the World cup favour Argentina, they were some penalties that were not supposed to be given, but somehow, but somehow it was awarded in favour or Argentina that year" "Coming to the Argentina game against Algeria there was a clear foul that Messi committed, but somehow not even a Yellow card, or red card was given, and the VAR didn't even call to check it, that's so awful, we know FIFA are backing Messi to win the World cup against Ronaldo and Portugal at large".