Meet Spain’s World Cup ‘fortunate attraction’ inspiring them to victory in opposition to Argentina
A jaw-dropping Spanish TV reporter has become her nation’s lucky charm after they reached the World Cup final – where they will clash with Argentina
Sara Poraria has stolen Spanish hearts(Image: @saraporaria/Instagram)
Spain are dreaming of a second star on Sunday evening – and they might be hoping on their lucky charm to inspire them to victory.
Luis de la Fuente’s side will clash with Argentina at MetLife Stadium in the World Cup final – as the Spanish look to repeat their 2010 success. And while Spain have captivated their nation, TV reporter Sara Poraria has stolen its heart.
Sara has been stateside covering the tournament for Spanish network SportyTV – and she wowed fans with her sleek red dress for Spain’s semi-final win over France, with some fans joking she was their lucky charm.
Sara Poraria wowed fans with her sleek red dress(Image: @saraporaria/Instagram)
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Spanish fans have flooded her comments section, where she has been sharing content from across the World Cup varying from her scorching hot outfits to fan interviews.
“You need a red dress for Sunday,” one fan joked on Instagram – replying to her social media post from the clash. And Sara responded: “Shopping in NY!”
“You move to Spain a few years ago, cover the Euros and they win. Now cover the WC and they’re in the final,” a second shared. While a third posted: “Wear red because you bring us luck in the finals!”
Sara Poraria joked she would be wearing red on Sunday(Image: @saraporaria/Instagram)
She has become wildly popular with Spanish fans during their run to the final of the World Cup – which they booked on Tuesday with goals from Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro.
However, they face a tough ask if they want to win the World Cup for a second time with Argentina standing in their way.
Luis Scaloni’s defending champions came from behind to break English hearts, with two late goals from Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martínez.
Argentina are hoping to become the first team since their age-old rivals Brazil in 1962 to back-to-back on the world stage.
