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CanadaOrBust:
Argentina wins 3-1
BUT Switzerland DESERVED to win the match.
Take this to the bank: England will beat Argentina!
I guarantee it

Substitute Messi curled in a free kick from 25 metres in the 80th ⁠minute to make the score 3-1.

Messi’s hot streak started in Argentina’s 2-1 victory over Australia at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. He also netted against the Netherlands and Croatia, before scoring twice in an epic final with France ‌that ⁠ended with him lifting the trophy.

He continued that scoring run at the 2026 finals having netted a hat-trick against Algeria and another ⁠two versus Austria in Argentina's second game, with his strike against Jordan taking his tally of ⁠World Cup goals to a record-extending 19.
Fontaine scored in six consecutive matches for ⁠France in 1958, and Jairzinho did likewise for Brazil in 1970.

mayor1814:
@almiron baba good to hear from u again... It's bin long man... Messi still remain d best and greatest football player of all time... No player past or present come close

Solofresh2:
shut up oga
Messi /Argentina played a 1-1 draw against Saudi Arabia in the first game of the last world cup he won

Ebenezer2021:
Almiron please hope your moniker is active?
I'll be needing your posts and comments oh especially when penaldo will be knocked out of the world cup

AngelSlay:
Two hours of football and Arsenal has shown they are unbeaten up till the final and if they eventually win it, they would be the first team in UCL to lift the trophy unbeaten.

Peacecore:
Boss man longest time

foleskay:
It's not over until it's over. City were not spectacular today. Their next game is Burnley on Wednesday, which I believe they will win, but there other tough matches like Aston villa and bornmouth for them to play away. Which will be difficult for them.

Arsenal have Fulham , westham, Newcastle to play which are winnable. Either with 1 point or goal difference, We wil win it. Man city will drop points

dominique:
I'm very calm and unbothered about this match, i have a feeling that we will not lose this match. May the gods of football that stood with th gunners at Anfield 1979, Old Trafford 2002 and White Hart lane 2004 be with our boys today. Come On You Gunners!

femi4:
Why are they celebrating...win your outstanding first

olarent:
Has, which you quick recovery.

Openair:
Arsenal will still win the league. City still have Bournemouth and Aston Villa to play against, they'll surely drop points. Whereas, after the Arsenal vs City clash, the only tough game for Arsenal is Newcastle.
Moreover, Arsenal is already one step in the UCL final already, defeated Bayern earlier this season and will do it again 💪
Arsenal all the way 🏆💯

An anonymous Iranian woman has bravely stepped forward on the international stage to describe what's really happening on the ground in Tehran as President Donald Trump's two-week ceasefire with Iran tentatively began Tuesday.

In an essay published in The Australian, the anonymous author details nightly explosions, sweeping checkpoints and communications blackouts as a part of Iranian daily life since the beginning of operations launched by the United States and Israel in February.

"In effect, ordinary people have been turned into human shields within a vast militarized landscape," she wrote. "A pervasive sense of anger, paranoia and exhaustion has taken hold."

Flagrant public executions of protesters by the thousands by the Iranian regime in January moved residents to cheer on the initial days of attacks by U.S. and Israeli forces as Operation Epic Fury began on Feb. 28.

They say they’ve hit the leader’s residence," the author's daughter was quoted saying. "All the children were screaming and cheering. … Even our teacher was quietly snapping their fingers and dancing."

The author described everyday Iranians celebrating the death of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei that same Saturday, and the streets of Tehran filling with cheers of "death to the dictator."

Perhaps for the first time," the anonymous author recalled, "we allowed ourselves to believe our long-held dream was beginning to take shape."

But soon enough, the reality of day-to-day life under a threatened, crumbling regime and ongoing attacks took a toll. One of the harshest realities those on the ground in Iran face is the internet blackout, effectively ending communications with the outside world and leading to great uncertainty at the hands of the regime.

So far, none of those close to us have suffered physical harm, but no night is calm," the Iranian woman wrote. "What weighs most heavily is not only the war itself, but the possibility that it may end leaving behind a regime even more authoritarian, more repressive and more violent."

According to the author, a stubborn faction of regime supporters remain, blasting propaganda on loudspeakers nightly through the streets of Tehran and reinforcing its authority to those who support the revolution.

The streets are now covered with checkpoints," she wrote. "Under bridges and along main roads, movement is restricted. Long traffic lines form. Young people are stopped, their phones inspected under the pretext of routine checks."

After the announcement of the ceasefire between U.S. forces and the Iranian regime Tuesday, the author said, most of her country went to sleep that night in a "state of deep anxiety."

"What weighs most heavily is not only the war itself, but the possibility that it may end up leaving behind a regime even more authoritarian, more repressive, and more violent," the author notes.

She urged a ceasefire that is not "abandonment," but peace, destabilizing the Iranian regime.

"A ceasefire that stabilizes the current order, without addressing the demands that have brought Iranians into the streets for years, risks being experienced not as peace, but as abandonment," the author wrote.

SarcasticWords:
Ordinary small iran is giving Gods chosen nation israel and The all mighty and powerful america sleepless nights and horrible nightmares.

Where are those fans of trump, those nairaland geopolitics professors, How far have they found the second missing pilot?

Tell trump to be fast before ordinary small iranians catch and kpai the man.

Ebenezer2021:
na Almiron be this?

President Donald Trump said Tuesday it's a "good thing" that National Counterterrorism Center Director Joe Kent resigned in protest of the Iran war because Kent thought "Iran was not a threat.

"I read his statement," Trump said during a meeting at the White House with Irish Prime Minister Micheal Martin on St. Patrick's Day. "I always thought he was a nice guy, but I always thought he was weak on security, very weak on security."

Kent served under Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard, who has rejected "regime-change wars" for years.

"I didn't know him well, but I thought he seemed like a pretty nice guy, but when I read his statement, I realized that it's a good thing that he's out," Trump said. "Because he said that Iran was not a threat.

"Iran was a threat. Every country realized what a threat Iran was. The question is whether or not they wanted to do something about it."

Trump added there is no room for Iran to have nuclear weapon ambitions.

"If I didn't terminate Obama's horrible deal that he made, the Iran nuclear deal, you would have had a nuclear war four years ago," Trump continued. "You would have had nuclear holocaust, and you would have had it again if we didn't bomb the site."

Nor is there room in his administration for a doubter, Trump added

So when somebody is working with us that says they didn't think Iran was a threat: We don't want those people," he said.

"They're not smart people, or they're not savvy people.

"Iran was a tremendous threat, and virtually every NATO nation" agreed, Trump concluded.

Kent announced his resignation in an X post earlier Tuesday.

Tunmise40:
u dey find trouble