Messi’s men brutally sing ‘I’m Argentine, f****** English from Malvinas’ after win
The Argentina squad took brutal swipes at both Brazil and England after securing their place in the World Cup final last night – including making a dig over the Falklands War.
The victorious group burst into song following their emphatic 3-0 win over Croatia, hitting out at their rivals to the cry of a popular chant sung by Argentine fans which slams Brazil for being beaten in the 2021 Copa America final and England for the country’s part in the Falklands War.
In a video uploaded to Nicolas Otamendi’s Instagram, the payers are seen bouncing around the dressing room, singing: “Brazil, what happened? Wrinkled, the five-time champion. Messi left for Rio and stayed with the cup.
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“We are the Argentine band and we will always support, because we have the dream of becoming world champion.”
Before brutally continuing: “I’m like that, I’m Argentine, f****** English from Malvinas (the Falkland Islands) I don’t forget. I am like that, I come to support you, I follow Argentina everywhere.”
Lionel Messi rolled back the years to produce yet another masterclass to leave Argentina on the brink of their third World Cup triumph.
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The PSG superstar gave his side the lead from the penalty spot mid-way through the first half, smashing the ball into the roof of the net to show Harry Kane how it’s done, before setting up two Julian Alvarez goals.
His second assist was a thing of genius. After collecting the ball on the by-line, and right on the half-way line, Messi skipped past the highly-rated Josko Gvardiol and charged towards the box. The Croatia defender caught up with him, but Messi dummied and danced his way past him for a second time before cutting the ball across goal for Alvarez to sweep home.
Truly, it was a piece of magic worthy of winning any tournament.
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