Shekari!!

The World Cup shootout now available on stake? What a move you guys😂🔥

@khelszz Where’s Gomis?

🚨Pyramid of the Greatest France World Cup players of all time 🐐 Thought?

@fcbp8dri_ He’s bringing nothing home

🚨 Lionel Messi gave Argentina the World Cup 2022 🚨 Kylian Mbappé gave France the World Cup 2018 🚨 Cristiano Ronaldo gave Portugal the Nations League 2025 Jude Bellingham gave England….What?

@LavyFootball7 Scotland

Guess the national team? Level: HARD.

@Unpopularfootyx Oh you Johnny

🚨🎙️JOHN TERRY ON MOISES CAICEDO AFTER ECUADOR'S ELIMINATION: 🗣️“It's a pity for Moisés. I'm happy he's a Chelsea player because performances like these show exactly why top clubs believed in him. He gave everything.” “When I watched Ecuador, I didn't see a team lacking effort. I saw a team that lacked composure when it mattered most. They worked hard to get into good positions, but in the final third they just couldn't find the quality to change the game.” “Moisés Caicedo was everywhere. Breaking up play. Winning second balls. Driving the team forward. But one midfielder can't carry an entire nation for ninety minutes. Football doesn't work like that.” “What disappointed me most was the lack of support around him. Too often he received the ball, looked up, and the movement ahead of him just wasn't there. Against good teams, that hesitation costs you.” “Ecuador should leave this tournament frustrated because there were moments they looked capable of competing with anyone. But tournaments aren't decided by potential. They're decided by key moments, and Ecuador didn't make enough of theirs.” “For Moisés, though, this tournament is another reminder of his quality. He's still young, he's still improving, and experiences like this will only make him a better leader. Sometimes painful defeats build stronger players than comfortable victories ever could.” “Ecuador are going home disappointed. But if they build around players with Moisés' mentality, they'll have every reason to believe they'll be back, and stronger.”

@Hey_Reecejr06 They should all get up

Who should stand for Bruno Fernandez to seat?

@MatchTalks_ We will be there

I think it is safe to compare Ronaldo to the likes of Halland not Messi, Haaland is doing in ONE World Cup what Ronaldo couldn’t in SIX. 5 goals, knockout stage heroics, and a scoring rate that makes legends look ordinary. Is the torch already passed?

@Footysm Waiting for the squad to complete

nobody moved until “messi” arrived 🥶

@CfcJuicy This boy is proper baker

What an incredibly poor assist from Olise. ⚽️🔥🔥🔥 Do you think any team can stop France in this World Cup? 😱😱

@absolutelamine Turkey

Guess the Country Hard...

@UtdHarvey37 Anthony Martial

Guess this Manchester United Ex player? 99% of United fans will fail this one Level: Hardest🥷

@Ultraballzone Super talented guy

Raphinha’s low driven shots 😮‍💨

@WorldCapTalk Eden Hazard

Which Football player is this? Level: HARD

@PaamanuelUtd_ Common now, you guys

Can we all agree to this, Mbappe has a better World Cup legacy than fat Ronaldo and Pele?

@ArsenalChizzy_ @grok This looks fire

Hey @grok how would Erling Haaland look like with a buzz cut and a very full beard.

@abdywontmiss You guys and agenda again

Raul Jimenez has scored a knockout goal before Cristiano Ronaldo Someone's goat 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@No10PlayerX Olise all day long

Who would you rather have in your team Olise or Yamal?

@TrollTouchline If only they knew the truth

people thinking there is a better footballer is blasphemy. He is gifted by God. 😭

@utdman801 If only they knew the man

I laugh anytime I see young generation trying to disrespect Ronaldo.... This was young Ronaldo at Manchester United destroying defenders.

@Vfynn_ What a guy!!

🚨New: Mbappe after France 3:0 win against Sweden reacts to Lamine Yamal’s comments, “France have not beaten us in 2 years, so they can’t be considered better than us” 🗣️ “Kylian Mbappé: First, I respect Lamine Yamal. He’s an incredible talent, and what he’s doing at his age is special. But football has a funny way of humbling people when they start counting yesterday’s results before tomorrow’s match is played. People keep talking about two years. Two years? Football history isn’t written in two years. If that is your strongest argument, then maybe you’re looking in the rear-view mirror because you’re not completely comfortable with what’s ahead. The difference between good teams and great teams is mentality. Great teams don’t walk into a semifinal thinking about who won a Nations League game or who won a friendly. They walk in believing they can beat anyone when the pressure is highest. Spain have talent. France have talent. But I find it interesting when players start acting like results from the past automatically guarantee results in the future. That’s not confidence. Sometimes that’s arrogance wearing a confidence mask. The World Cup doesn’t care about your unbeaten streaks. It doesn’t care about social media narratives. It only asks one question: who delivers when everything is on the line? If Spain reach us in the semifinals, good. Then we don’t need microphones or headlines. We can settle it where football has always settled these debates — on the pitch. And if they’re really convinced France aren’t better, they should be excited to prove it. Because from our side, nobody is losing sleep over what happened two years ago. We’re focused on what happens in ninety minutes”

@kobixutd Absolutely crazy I know

No way we got World Cup penalty shootouts on stake now?? 😭⚽️ bruh Stake keeps on dropping the best things ever 🔥🔥