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Mocking Argentina? 36-year-old Kross posted right away: Football won
In the early hours of July 20, Argentina lost 0-1 to Spain and failed to defend the title. Immediately after the match ended, German football legend Kross posted, apparently mocking Argentina for playing too dirty. His comments were also backed by many netizens.
In today’s final, Argentina were suppressed from the very beginning. Throughout the match, Argentina’s possession rate was only 35%, and they managed just 2 shots in total, with 0 on target. Messi had no way to change the outcome and couldn’t rescue the team again like he had before.
During the match, Argentina committed more fouls and had more petty rough play, but the referee chose leniency more often. In response, many fans opted to protest. After one rough foul after another, Argentina finally paid the price. Enzo received two yellow cards and was sent off, and that red card also changed the balance on the field.
In extra time, with one less player, Argentina became even more passive, and they were ultimately beaten by Ferran with a goal in the dying moments to seal the win. After the match ended, Messi and others were devastated, sitting dejectedly on the grass. At the same time, Paredes once again clashed with a Spain player and made a throat-locking motion toward his opponent, then was sent off directly with a red card.
Kross posted right away: “Football won.” Obviously, he was mocking Argentina. Besides having a comparatively tough style on the pitch, Argentina had also repeatedly been rumored in the past to receive “gifted” matches.
Netizens backed Kross: “Letting Argentina win like this is a disgrace.”, “Only you dare to speak the truth.”, “Haha, there’s a deeper meaning—you said what many people are thinking.”