KidGoku1

The Maracana wouldn't be the only thing he'd enter that day.

Joelinton didn't deserve a red but at the same time that Lo Celso incident in the first half was a clear penalty. Unless I'm missing a rule or something the Brasil player hit Lo Celsos foot from behind. It's crazy that there wasn't even a VAR check at the least.

It was shocking to see Brasil play so aggressive. Constant fouling. Uruguay did the same and it worked well, this time Brasil missed the footballing ability that Uruguay had. It's crazy to say this about Brasil. They're playing like butchers, little skill. The complete opposite of the Brasil I have witnessed and loved.

Awful match. I think Argentina are going through a clear dip in form and even as bad as Brazil was they should have won this one imo.

If Scaloni retires big yikes Messi might follow him. He is the perfect coach for this squad.

Ronald McDombele

If you told me 2 decades ago one day a player will end with 8 Balon D'ors I'd call that impossible and mock the person saying that. GOAT and it ain't even close.

Uruguay has such a talented team. Araujo, Nunez, Valverde, Ugarte etc. They will be tough to beat for the top teams.

Could you imagine Mbappe doing this for a teammate? Just the thought of it made me lol.

Props to Julian Alvarez. Football is beautiful because of unselfish players like him. At least for me.

Can someone explain to me why a GK, knowing he's bad with coming out, still comes out of his line? Livas worst trait has to be when he comes out of his line. I remember a few months ago he saved a penalty at Zagreb and immediately, unneccesarily comes out and almost concedes. If he doesn't come out Turkey wouldn't have scored that most likely. Funny thing is Liva played a great match besides that mistake. I don't know if he can improve that aspect so maybe it's a valuable lesson for him and he stays on his line next time.