Now you know why Messi is the best player in history?

I’ve never seen, and I never will see, a more complete player than Lionel Messi!

Imagine being almost 40 years old, the only old man left on the pitch, playing a match full of roughness and physical challenges, and you adapt perfectly, handling the ball, dribbling, and enduring a barrage of fouls!

Now imagine England scoring a goal, completely shutting down the center, playing with five defenders, time running out, and you’re about to lose and be eliminated from the World Cup. So you move to the wing, control the entire game, and create chances from all kinds of crosses:

early, wide, and inward!

And in the end, you’re decisive, turning your team’s defeat into a victory, creating two goals, one of them a masterpiece with your weaker foot, creating four chances, two of which were clear-cut scoring opportunities, completing nine dribbles, and winning 12 duels – the most of any player in the match.

Name one player in the history of the game who has had such a remarkable half at 40 years old in a World Cup semi-final. You’ll only find Messi!

The player with the most goal contributions in the World Cup, with 12 out of Argentina’s 19 goals, and he contributed to every single World Cup match at the age of 40.

Now you know why Messi is the best player in history?

What happened today in the Argentina-England match was sheer madness!

Imagine a match full of fouls, no one playing football, no attacks, and then suddenly England scores a random goal and shuts down the game to the point that Tuchel brought on three defenders like Burnley, O’Reilly, and Konsa!

Tuchel apparently didn’t learn from the Egypt-Argentina match and forgot he was facing Messi, the best player in history.

Scaloni, as usual, moved Messi to the wing and brought on Lautaro and Gonzalez, along with Alvarez in the penalty area against Mac Allister, while Messi focused on delivering crosses!

The result was that Enzo Fernandez scored a world-class goal in the 86th minute, and Lautaro scored the winning goal in the 92nd minute, both assisted by Messi, allowing Argentina to pull off a truly historic comeback!

A very, very, very well-deserved qualification for Argentina, who will play in the World Cup final for the second time in a row, a first in their history.

And a well-deserved victory for the best player in history, Lionel Messi.

There’s nothing more to say than that Thomas Tuchel absolutely deserved to be knocked out of the World Cup!

England literally offered nothing in this World Cup.

The coach decided, of his own volition, not to call up Trent Alexander-Arnold, Adam Wharton, Phil Foden, Chris Palmer, and all the other players who actually know how to play football, and instead called up a bunch of defensive clowns who have absolutely no connection to the game!

The result was that England couldn’t play against organized defenses.

They put on a disgraceful performance against Ghana, Mexico, Norway, and Argentina, and every team they faced made their mark on England.

Even Congo almost knocked them out. It was just luck that was on Tuchel’s side, to the point that England ranked 36th out of 48 in expected goals conceded!

And today against Argentina, Tuchel’s performance was a complete disaster.

He scored a random goal and then spent the entire 35 minutes defending with six defenders – what’s the point of the players he’s given?

Scaloni then brought on Montiel to solidify Spencer’s position, creating one-on-one opportunities for Messi against O’Reilly, and packed the defense with Lautaro, Alvarez, Mac Allister, and Gonzalez – exactly what he did against Egypt to deliver a great first half and a well-deserved victory!

Tuchel neither played football to market himself to the English nor won the World Cup with this kind of approach.

He’s the coach who has most disappointed his fans, without exaggeration!

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