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Why Argentina are the World Cup’s favorite villains
NEW YORK: For some fans following this World Cup, the calculation has been simple: support whoever is playing against Argentina. Across the tournament, that has meant wearing the green of Algeria, the blue of Cape Verde, or the red of Switzerland. Even the often maligned England got a boost in global social media pledges of support last week ahead of their semifinal clash. And in Sunday’s final, it may mean pulling on a red Spain shirt. Argentina are one of football’s most successful and recognizable national teams, but also one of its most polarizing.
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rfi.fr
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dawn.com
Cheering against Argentina in the FIFA World Cup — Latin America's unlikely football unity
The fervor goes beyond the historic rivalry between Pele's Brazil and Diego Maradona's Argentina: Mexico, Colombia, Chile and others are all hoping Lionel Messi's Albiceleste bite…
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channelnewsasia.com
Why Argentina are the World Cup's favourite villains
July 18 : For some fans following this World Cup, the calculation has been simple: support whoever is playing against Argentina. Across the tournament, that has meant wearing the…
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
Why Argentina are the FIFA World Cup's favourite villains
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arabnews.com
Why Argentina are the World Cup’s favorite villains
NEW YORK: For some fans following this World Cup, the calculation has been simple: support whoever is playing against Argentina. Across the tournament, that has meant wearing the…
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aljazeera.com
When Argentina play a World Cup final, Latin America cheers for opponents
Fans from Mexico to Brazil unite to cheer Yamal's Spain against Argentina and Messi, whom they call 'FIFA’s golden boy'.
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rappler.com
Why Argentina is the FIFA World Cup's favorite villain
From Diego Maradona's defiance to Lionel Messi's global celebrity, Argentina has long inspired devotion at home and abroad, alongside irritation, envy, and resentment from rivals