Argentina’s Ballon d’Or superstar Lionel Messi clashes with Netherlands manager Louis van Gaal. after the world cup game quarterfinals last night
Lionel Messi appeared to face Louis van Gaal’s fiercestafter Argentina beat the Netherlands in the World Cup quarter-finals. Last night. In this UFABET game, the orange knight army successfully pursued a 2-2 rivalry with the blue and white warlords, despite who fell 2-0 down, but eventually lost on penalties in a heated game where the two sides clashed several times and referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz handed out a yellow card . 17 record-breaking cards for players and staff
even after the final whistle Emotions lingered on both sides as Dutch defender Denzel Dumfries received a second yellow card and turned red. But Argentina captain Messi was also involved in the chaos when he clashed with Holland manager Van Gaal on the sidelines, with his coaching staff, including Edgar Da, on the pitch . Wids had to separate the two. It’s still unclear exactly what he said. Although some have theorized that Messi blamed Van Gaal for the Holland manager’s pre-match comments, the Ballon d’Or superstar told Van Gaal and his staff: “You talk too much.”
Celtic goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez said: “I heard Van Gaal say that in the shoot-out they had the advantage. Or if we go to penalties they will win, I think he has to shut his mouth. ” Messi is being interviewed live on Argentinian TV TyC Sports. And it appears he appears to be staring at a mysterious figure, reportedly Van Gaal. “What are you looking at? Keep looking, you idiot.” (But some reports reveal that The person Messi looked at was Wut Wakehorst, and Messi said to Wakehorst, “What are you looking at, idiot? Go back there, idiot. Go back there”). He added: ” Van Gaal says they (Holland) play good football. But what he does is bring down a tall man and throw a long ball.
Messi was also dissatisfied with the referee’s role in the game. and confirms that this referee should not be responsible for such an important game again “This match shouldn’t end like that. I don’t want to talk about referees because they will punish you. But people are watching what happened,” he told reporters. “ We had fears before the game because we knew how he was. And I think FIFA needs to rethink that. You can’t use referees like him in these games.
Argentina have now qualified for the last four. Keeping hopes of winning the World Cup for the first time since 1986, they will face Croatia on Tuesday December 13, 2022. Of course, the Blue Whites are aiming to reach the final. But they will be without Marcos Agunna and Gonzalo Montiel as both suspended after picking up two yellow cards against Holland.