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Officialpyper:
Una go just the lie unprovoked, which Liverpool football club was built with slave trade money?

Wotowotoman:
If to say I be Argentina player, I go dey feel some type of way. After we do all the work to win, all man go just dey talk Messi Messi

No wonder the Portuguese players say make we kukuma lose make all man go their papa house. Because if we win, na so so Ronaldo people go dey talk

Blunt99:
Egypt too useless, like every other Africa team, maybe with the exception of Morocco.

Saleh very waste and rigid.

I rooted for them, but they disappointed.

They are not good enough to be in the quarter final.

frog12:
game don over. and i wan see messi cry.

iLoveYouToo:
Immediately Trezeguet didn't square that ball, I knew Egypt would go out. That would've made it 3-0

Great come back by Argentina

Haakeem:
when they were losing you didn't think of this, when Messi missed that penalty you didn't see it, when he still scored the second goal was it FIFA that controlled his leg?
Una too mormor oh, to find Ronaldo fan wey get sense na by connection

Kushites:
But do Egyptians consider themselves African?

Or you don't know they are foreign invaders?

Mr "Africa team".

Afonja007:
so we can help you hate messi Una no well

MD45:
The only marginal improvement I see there is that it is getting harder to defeat the good African teams unlike in the past when it was a “turn key” affaire for the big teams.

Overall, African teams still don’t know how to manage games at this level and get the desired results (players and technical crew)…..

Bobxin:
Congo DR did the same.
Senegal did the same
And now Egypt.
Africa my Africa

lavylilly:
> **Football can be cruel, but tonight it felt even crueler for Egypt.**
> Egypt didn't just play Argentina—they outplayed them for large spells of the game. They defended with courage, took their chances, and had the defending champions on the ropes at 2-0. Their goalkeeper was immense, their organization was outstanding, and they looked set to pull off one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history.
> But once again, the talking point wasn't just the football—it was the officiating.
> The incident leading up to Argentina's winning goal will be debated for a long time. Many Egypt fans believe there was a foul on Mac Allister's challenge before Enzo Fernández scored, and the protests after the final whistle showed just how aggrieved they felt.
> There were also moments involving Lisandro Martínez that left supporters questioning whether similar challenges would have been judged differently had the teams been reversed.
> Whether you believe the referee got every decision right or wrong, one thing is undeniable: **Egypt earned the respect of the football world.** They pushed the reigning champions to the absolute limit, and Argentina needed an extraordinary late comeback to survive.
> Football deserves consistency. Fans don't ask for favors—they ask for the same standard of officiating regardless of the badge on the shirt.
> Egypt may be out, but they leave this tournament with their heads held high. The scoreline says Argentina won 3-2. The performance says Egypt proved they belong on football's biggest stage.

geoworldedu:
Oh, I remember. But it has always been a culture for Argentina to defeat Nigeria by a goal margin, right from my childhood till date. It's not like that for other African teams.

dominique:
Egypt hang in there abeg oooo
Less than 10 mins to go

Pillar12:
Argentina 0-2 Egypt 79 mins'

Argentina 3-2 Egypt 92 mins'


This is Embarrassing from the Egyptian team

Cti28:
Argentina had always find it difficult playing African countries, at the world cup, Argentina biggest win against any African country was against Algeria. Below is the results of Argentina against African countries at the world cup.

Group Stage
Cameroon 1–0 Argentina
1994
Nigeria national football team
Group Stage
Argentina 2–1 Nigeria
2002
Nigeria national football team
Group Stage
Argentina 1–0 Nigeria
2010
Nigeria national football team
Group Stage
Argentina 1–0 Nigeria
2014
Nigeria national football team
Group Stage
Argentina 3–2 Nigeria
2018
Nigeria national football team
Group Stage
Argentina 2–1 Nigeria
2026
Algeria national football team
Group Stage
Argentina 3–0 Algeria
2026
Cape Verde national football team
Round of 32
Argentina 3–2 Cape Verde
2026
Egypt national football team
Round of 16
Argentina 3–2 Egypt

dominique:
Egypt hang in there abeg oooo
Less than 10 mins to go

EALG:
Ronaldo fans are funny people.

Just imagine if the Croatia goals that were disallowed against Portugal had been disallowed against Argentina instead. It would have been absolute chaos, with many Ronaldo fans calling for the referee's head and blaming FIFA.

Croatia is now calling for the controversial disallowed goal an abuse of technology (Link: https://www.goal.com/en-us/lists/croatia-fifa-abuse-technology-controversial-world-cup-exit-portugal/blta3fc118716982ea6).

APOPTOSIS:
Thank you MaMa Messi for MESSI
Thank you PaPa Messi for MESSI
Thank you ARGENTINA for MESSI
Thank you Almighty GOD for Messi
Thank you for making me witness this man in my Lifetime. It remains my most cherished moment in soccer history. I am fulfilled.

Thank the man that signed him for Barca at the age of 13 or thereabouts, and decided to treat his growth disorder. People don't know what this short man passed through. I even thought by now, his bones should have gotten tired given what the likes Marcelo and other wicked Madrid player did to him in La Liga back then, coupled with the the effects of the medications he was mandated to take.

Odingo1:
No this is a clear cheating on Egypt, how can a referee disallow a goal for a fault that happen over 3 minutes ago that is not even in opponents half. It is a clear script to aid Argentina to win.

Rayjay45:
Africa!!!

Blimey! We are never gonna win a world cup if we cannot defend 2-goal leads!

APOPTOSIS:
Don't say that please
Even EGYPT appreciated their loss.
You could see that they enjoyed it and were never weeping like the Cape Verdes
Some Losses end in praise and this is one

QuinQ:
Not at all. I think Messi is GOAT, followed by Pele, then Maradona. But I Argentina did get rid of it's black population. Most of Argentina have some African blood but identify as white. See below


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4N2LR0PLbiw?is=2xDOBLzgzzDLJcnQ

Pillar12:
African teams never learn... always repeating the same costly mistakes over and over again.

Bizzare defending from the Egyptians

emoneyrano:
You were saying?

oluplus:
If you will be honest with yourself, did you see a foul in the build up of the Egyptian goal that was disallowed?
Why was the goal disallowed?

geoworldedu:
Explain the wrong officiatings because I didn't see any and I watched the face of the TV all through, not the back

OBIDIENTNAIJA:
E go shock una. He will be disgraced out from his next match. Hyping nonsense. You want to tell me you didn't see the clean penalty against your Messi's team. Nonsense

webincomeplus:
If it was Argentina that was trailing, the brainless people of the world would have been shouting that the ref added 4 minutes to extra time in a bid to help Argentina get an equalizer at all costs.

Now that Egypt is the "beneficiary", I wonder what they will say.

Odingo1:
No this is a clear cheating on Egypt, how can a referee disallow a goal for a fault that happen over 3 minutes ago that is not even in opponents half. It is a clear script to aid Argentina to win.

Afonja007:
Owhy not say most of white Americans have African blood or most white Canadians have African blood what type of nonsense are you posting,we know how mixed race looks like,

QuinQQ:
I asked AI to help you below

lavylilly:
> **Football can be cruel, but tonight it felt even crueler for Egypt.**
> Egypt didn't just play Argentina—they outplayed them for large spells of the game. They defended with courage, took their chances, and had the defending champions on the ropes at 2-0. Their goalkeeper was immense, their organization was outstanding, and they looked set to pull off one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history.
> But once again, the talking point wasn't just the football—it was the officiating.
> The incident leading up to Argentina's winning goal will be debated for a long time. Many Egypt fans believe there was a foul on Mac Allister's challenge before Enzo Fernández scored, and the protests after the final whistle showed just how aggrieved they felt.
> There were also moments involving Lisandro Martínez that left supporters questioning whether similar challenges would have been judged differently had the teams been reversed.
> Whether you believe the referee got every decision right or wrong, one thing is undeniable: **Egypt earned the respect of the football world.** They pushed the reigning champions to the absolute limit, and Argentina needed an extraordinary late comeback to survive.
> Football deserves consistency. Fans don't ask for favors—they ask for the same standard of officiating regardless of the badge on the shirt.
> Egypt may be out, but they leave this tournament with their heads held high. The scoreline says Argentina won 3-2. The performance says Egypt proved they belong on football's biggest stage.