France beats Paraguay, Mbappé scores 19th World Cup goal
Now France are protesting Michael Olise’s yellow card from the Paraguay game. I think FIFA might pretty quick regret this Balogun decision. Something about opening a can of worms.
It’s funny to see the entire world find out in real time what Americans have known for a decade now… Everything he touches turns to shit. Everything. And now he just tainted the USA team.
I think every team should protest every yellow or red card given during this World Cup....create chaos for FIFA!
That yellow card was total bs tho
can Germany and Croatia complain now about phantom fouls and micro grazing of a head on a ball as well? hell can Italy now have the entire 2002 finals replayed seeing as they were jobbed by a corrupt fucking ref? how about W. Germany in 1966 with the maybe no goal in extra time in the finals?
All teams should be protesting cards now that the precedent has been set.
I hope so. Maybe Canada should protest the fact that as a host country we had to play TWO matches in the USA. It doesn’t matter we didn’t tie or beat the Swiss. Rules are for schmucks. 🙄
Hey if FIFA ends up having to change its bad rules around in-tournament suspensions for yellow cards and red cards that will be a silver lining. bsky.app/profile/manu...
Corrupt FIFA president, Gianni Infantino, needs to be fired after FIFA 2026 is over.He is a blight on the reputation of FIFA!
L’élection présidentielle qui vient va être un peu comme le match d’hier soir entre la France et le Paraguay 👇
@mbompard.bsky.social NE CHANGEZ RIEN 🇫🇷✊ #AEC #FollowBackInsoumis #presidentielles2027 #Melenchon2027
Manu il va falloir désactiver les commentaires sur Facebook pour tous les députés FI🐢✊️❤️
100% d’accord. (Attention à bien respecter les consignes du coach, c’est bien de le dire, c’est plus difficile à appliquer)
France v Paraguay. Paraguay put in one of the most remarkable performances of the World Cup. To play like that for 90 minutes and not get a single yellow card is beyond impressive.
Arsene Wenger was in the stadium. Even he would have seen some of those incidents.
does help when you have a mediocre garbage referee
And not a single red card either
Amazing sportsmanship. Way to go teams!
Reminded me of Uruguay too. If they can't win fairly, they will turn really ugly very quickly! Is there something about South American football that makes them play like that!!?! 🫨
Ref was sh!t and France didn’t have to use force just pure football strength even at 65 mins into the game www.reddit.com/r/Gunners/co...
France-Paraguay : la presse internationale salue le « sang froid » de Kylian Mbappé et des Bleus face au jeu dur et provocant de l’Albirroja
Jeu "dur et prvocant"... Bel euphémisme. Et pour l'arbitrage aux ordres d'Infantino, que fait-on. On ne peut pas "oublier" autant d'actes d'antijeu d'une équipe qui a passé 90mn à "défendre". Ou alors on a des ordre de la saloperie trumpiste.
Et moi qui croyais que les français issus de l'immigration étaient des sauvages! On m'aurait menti!
The once great Paraguayan keeper Chilavert challenged over his racist comments that Paraguay played a team "from France" in 98 but now a team "from Africa". Premised on a weird misremembrance of France's famously multiethnic 98 World Cup winners! www.theguardian.com/football/202...
Can someone explain South American racism to me? Do they think they're white? That they wouldn't be hated as inferior by white nationalists if they came to the West? IDGI
Dreadful. After watching Paraguay’s attempt at football last night, nothing coming from their camp can be taken seriously.
entho-nationalist purity is a wierd hill for a south american to sit on
so did he comment before, or after losing to that team? Sounds like sore-loser-talk to me.
Or is it because France are much better than Paraguay (whose head coach actually organised a brilliant defence vs Germany) and Morocco are much better than Canada? The point kind of stands with Brazil but they have been getting progressively worse under Brazilian coaches too
The original post is even more incomprehensible given how much Canada have progressed recently, partly due to Marsch and partly due to an improving talent pool etc.
Interested to know how foreign vs domestic coach win % is affected when correlated against number of bat species
I mean, 23 World Cups, never a foreign coach. There's *some*thing there.