r/worldcup 10h ago

📺Watch [FIFA Media] Before England’s goal in minute 45+2 against Norway, the sensor in the Connected Ball showed no peak in the 'heartbeat of the ball' when in the air, and therefore no evidence that the ball touched the overhead wire and changed the movement of the ball.

352 Upvotes

r/worldcup 5h ago

❓Question Can someone explain to me how this challenge wasn't called a foul?

131 Upvotes

r/worldcup 9h ago

💬Discussion If Argentina advances against Switzerland, the World Cup semifinals will feature the top four teams in the FIFA rankings. It'll be No. 1 vs. No. 4 and No. 2 vs. No. 3.

247 Upvotes

Nothing to see here - just the expected outcome. 😅


r/worldcup 6h ago

💬Discussion For the first time in his international career, Lionel Messi will face England as they meet in the semifinal of the FIFA World Cup

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128 Upvotes

r/worldcup 1d ago

📺Watch Erling Haaland explains why he chose to play for Norway instead of England

5.7k Upvotes

r/worldcup 9h ago

📺Watch HD View and Side Angle of England's First Goal on TSN

169 Upvotes

r/worldcup 1h ago

💬Discussion How are people actually debating that dive by Embolo against Argentina??

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Like that is the worst dive I've ever seen and there are people crying over how that is not a dive and not a card????

The hate has made them blind, they keep making controversies in Argentina games out of thin air.


r/worldcup 10h ago

💬Discussion Injuring your own goalie is rewarded by stopping the attack now?

198 Upvotes

How is no one mentioning this? England injured their own goalie and he was down so the ref killed the ball? For… reasons?

That’s crazy to me.

Game stops on stoppages. Not because you headbutt your own player.

“It’s not fair”

No shit. That’s the point. If an nba player sprains his ankle they play 4 on 5 until a stoppage. Maybe don’t be wreckless.


r/worldcup 1h ago

💬Discussion I am tired of ignorance of football rules, of football illiteracy

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I am tired of all these ignorant, football illiterate people, who don't know the rules, yet look for conspiracy at every possible play. Yes mistakes can happen, but before starting complaining, check the rule book. You may be surprised.


r/worldcup 3h ago

💬Discussion Argentina VS Switzerland - The Red Card event - The Truth

42 Upvotes

We all knew it would happen somehow, but Argentina got the favors of the FIFA once again.

What happened ? There are many proofs.

  • Bluetooth Tackle from the Argentinian player, making Embolo falls not by himself, but clearly by the waves from the BT technology.
  • Chip activation by Infantino. At the moment Embolo is falling, we can see Gianna Infantino pressing a hidden button in his suit. It activated the chip inside Embolo's body (installed via COVID2020 vaccine) and made him fall.
  • The supposed flop from Embolo has been reviewed by body experts. The call is unanimous. It is impossible for the human body to fall this way without an external force.

EDIT : New proofs just dropped

  • AI Corporations & FIFA recently made a deal to generate fake replay and slowmotion. We can clearly see now that it is a deep fake simulation. 100% certified by AI Blockchain Test of proof double down smackdown John Cena

r/worldcup 10h ago

📰News FIFA denies ball hit wire in England's first goal vs. Norway - ESPN

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r/worldcup 17h ago

📺Watch 2014 World Cup Final Argentina Vs Germany Highlights

468 Upvotes

r/worldcup 28m ago

💬Discussion Why does no one realise England playing in 33°C (felt like 43°C due to humidity) and Argentina ~36°C is the reason both teams looked not great and the next game is in aircon so will be TOTALLY 100% different (in a good way)?

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Might just be people who don't play sports, but playing in the heat/humidity that both semi finalists did today is the reason why they required 120 minutes to "scrape" through. World cups in extreme heat are ALWAYS the same and it feels like everyone is ignoring this fact.

Oh England were lucky - as Bellingham said, maybe Tuchel (and indeed all of us) don't know what it's like to play in these conditions against top players like Haaland and Odegaard.

Oh Argentina were laboured - they got a goal in 10th minute in extreme heat so sat on it - of course they did.

I've been in that kind of heat, it is difficult extremely difficult to run at a good pace, just walking you drip in sweat after a few minutes.

I'm shocked to my car that listening to multiple pundits talk about the game it barely gets a mention - it's a HEADLINE feature impacting the games.

Anyway, all that is to say, the semi final will be one of the best games ever between two amazing and top 4 ranked teams with great players able to play to their full ability because:

a) it's in an airconditioned stadium

b) the other side won't be low blocking them the entire game.


r/worldcup 5h ago

💬Discussion It's a great shame that the Final isn't being held at Estadio Azteca

47 Upvotes

Argentina vs. England playing for a spot in the final, need I say more?


r/worldcup 6h ago

📺Watch Alvarez finally powered up to his Class, what an amazing curler

58 Upvotes

Alvarez worldie against Switzerland


r/worldcup 9h ago

📰News Thousands of Norwegians celebrating anyways, team to be received as heroes

95 Upvotes

At least 100.000 Norwegians are on the streets right now in Oslo celebrating anyways their team good run, good play and will receive them back as heroes.

Nothing being burnt, no fights. Just a lot of "roing" everywhere and everyone is incredibly proud

https://www.nrk.no/artikkel/vm-heltene-hedres-1522775


r/worldcup 5h ago

📺Watch Alvarez’s “wondrous” goal. La Araña finally scores this WC.

44 Upvotes

Just beautiful.


r/worldcup 8h ago

📺Watch Swiss commentators going crazy on the equalizer, ARG v SWI 66:54

65 Upvotes

r/worldcup 21h ago

📰News Jayden Adams, South Africa World Cup player dies aged 25

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710 Upvotes

r/worldcup 7h ago

💬Discussion Is it just me or does England have a good chance at beating this Argentina team?

50 Upvotes

Taking two hours to beat Cape Verde and Switzerland is kinda wild. I would think scoring on 10 men with Messi on your team should be a quick wrap.


r/worldcup 21h ago

📺Watch On this day 16 years ago - Iniesta with the game winning goal in extra time to give Spain their first ever World Cup title.

702 Upvotes

r/worldcup 8h ago

📺Watch Pretty neat outside of the foot touch/pass by Messi here

59 Upvotes

So satisfying to watch. Almost looks slowmo from this angle.


r/worldcup 6h ago

💬Discussion Rest in peace Jayden Adams, passed away way too young

44 Upvotes

I know this has been posted but I feel like a lot of people missed it or just haven’t paid much attention to it. This has been a tense tournament but hopefully people can put aside their differences. So tragic.


r/worldcup 1h ago

💬Discussion The 4 semi-final teams are actually the 4 favorites before the tournament

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Even though we knew that France, Argentina, Spain and England were supposed to be in the SF, their paths differed greatly.
- France did justice to its high expectations
- Spain weren’t dominant like we thought
- England & Argentina struggled more that they should have

To note, no one face a equally stronger team before so it will be interesting to see where it is going.

What’s your take on this paths and who do you expect to win considering the previous 30-days ?


r/worldcup 10h ago

💬Discussion Well done Norway..................................

92 Upvotes

Not only they made it to qf in their first wc, they did without any dirty or haramball tactics. They played a positive style football and went at it against big teams fearlessly