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Lionel Messi Says He Will Retire From International Football After 2022 World Cup Final
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Lionel Messi Says He Will Retire From International Football After 2022 World Cup Final

Football icon, Lionel Messi has revealed that he will retire from international football after the ongoing FIFA World Cup 2022.…

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Messi’s Argentina Beats Croatia 3-0, Advances To World Cup Final

It was a victory for Argentina on Tuesday night after they beat Croatia 3-0 in the semi-final at the ongoing…

Brazil’s Ronaldo Tips France For World Cup Glory 2
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Brazil’s Ronaldo Tips France For World Cup Glory

Brazil's former football star, Ronaldo has tipped France to win the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 and retain their title,…

Referee who handed out 15 yellow cards in Argentina vs Netherlands World Cup Match sent home by FIFA 4
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Referee who handed out 15 yellow cards in Argentina vs Netherlands World Cup Match sent home by FIFA

Mateu Lahoz, the referee who handed out 15 yellow cards in one match has been sent home and will no…

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Messi’s Argentina Beat Netherlands In Penalty Shootout To Reach Semi-Finals

Argentina on Friday night beat the Netherlands on penalty kicks in an extraordinary quarter-final at the FIFA World Cup Qatar…

Argentina thought they had doubled their lead three times before the interval but Messi and Lautaro Martínez -- twice -- were ruled fractionally offside after racing clear of the Saudi defence. Both Martinez's disallowed goals were special, the first a dink over the onrushing Alowais, who was then sold a brilliant dummy for the second after the Inter Milan striker had been sprung again from Messi's pass. Argentina's early penalty came after the referee consulted the pitch-side monitor but will raise further questions about consistent application of the laws at the tournament, given it was a less compelling claim than Harry Maguire's appeal in England's 6-2 win over Iran yesterday. Argentina were dysfunctional and pedestrian in Russia four years ago and here they were just too easily unsettled by a proactive, high-pressing and well-organised Saudi side. By half-time, they had wracked up more offsides, seven, than in the entire 2018 World Cup. Saudi Arabia, who lost captain Salman Al-Faraj to injury in the first half, will now fancy their chances of qualifying from a group containing Mexico and Poland, while the Argentines must lick their wounds and recover from an historic failure.
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Saudi King Declares Public Holiday To Celebrate Argentina Win

Following their historic 2-1 win against Argentina at the 2022 Qatar World Cup, King Salman bin Abdulaziz Al Saud of…

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