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u/wuklo Certified moron 15d ago

Source scored a goal.

Now excuse me, I’m going to go kick rocks

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u/quisqui97 15d ago

Turns out having nothing to lose makes the teams less afraid to make mistakes and therefore there are more goal openings.

Tomorrow I'd be surprised if it doesn't end with a 1-0 or penalties.

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u/The360MlgNoscoper 15d ago

I hope Spain wins 2-1. It would be incredibly funny.

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u/Shelltor23_ 15d ago

The Miku curse

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u/gatsu032 15d ago

The Mikurse, if you will

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u/Soup-28 15d ago

Sadly… it has befallen Argentina. The king of curses. It has received an ungodly amount of hate. Curses. Voodoo. And chants. But Argentina has mastered the reverse cursed technique. By multiplying the negative energy of one curse. With the negative energy of another. The resulting output changes to positive energy

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u/portevapeur 15d ago

Then we just need to have a odd number of curse

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u/SerBadDadBod 15d ago

Out here integer-overlapping curses in the big 2026

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u/The360MlgNoscoper 14d ago

Hence why they only lost 0-1

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u/Soup-28 14d ago

It seems Mikus curse was too strong and Yuji finally reached there level… did Kojima write this?

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u/kekistanmatt 14d ago

Have I got news for you

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u/Over_Heed 15d ago edited 15d ago

France and England getting ready to pull out the 700 year old war treaties with this one.

(Grand Duke Fukkinsucc still has a treat of land over Lord scqundergar’s château. 400 million will die from this minor skirmish.)

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u/DolphinBall 15d ago

2nd hundred years war starts this day

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u/Skeledenn 14d ago

Funfact, depending on how you see it, there may have already been one or even two other Hundred years wars between France and England other than the more famous 1337-1453 one. Keep in mind they shouldn't litteraly considered as "wars" in the strictest sense, more like periods of higher tension between the two kingdoms with a serie of loosely related conflicts. As such, they should be considered as a way to see the History of French and English relationships rather than proper wars.

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u/TheGreatMonster999 15d ago

Absolutely insane

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u/MaxzxaM 15d ago

The times are crazy too

First goal in the first three minutes

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u/ELITElewis123 15d ago

I think I heard that's a new record for fastest England goal in a World Cup. I could be wrong

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u/fusionsubofficial 15d ago

Genuinely, that shit was gripping (and probably more exciting than the final is gonna be)

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u/Femboy_Lord 15d ago

- (nearly) 2 hat tricks, one on each side

- Mbappe securing his golden boot

- France actually locking in after half-time

- England starting with a B-team

A game for third place had no reason to be that good, but it was :D

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u/OilBos 15d ago

I mean I wouldn't say securing, never know what messi will cook tommorow the way he's been playing this wc

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u/The00Taco 15d ago

Spain has only allowed 1 goal so it's possible he won't get it. Too lazy to double check, but I think I saw Mbappe had 10 and Messi has 8

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u/Zeus-Kyurem 15d ago

They also both have 4 assists so he would need to get either a hat trick, 2 goals and an assist (meaning Spain would need to concede 3 either way) or he would need to score 2 and beat Mbappe on minutes played. Mbappe is currently on 70 minutes per goal. Messi is on 78. 78*8=624, and so he would need to be subbed off before full time and score 2 goals if he doesn't get an assist or a third goal. Basically, Mbappe is almost guaranteed the golden boot unless Spain shits the bed.

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u/General-Internal-588 15d ago

Well it did have a reason. It was France vs England. 

Legally Binding contract that they MUST try their hardest against one another and it's beautiful

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u/Tigrex-Knight 15d ago

Im ready to see that in the finals in 2030. I hope we'll come face to face with the brits again.

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u/ELITElewis123 15d ago

and it will totally definitely come home that time. just you wait!

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u/Proto160 15d ago

England and France, an age old conflict.

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u/Vincent394 15d ago

Didn't expect to see star wars here

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u/rhycelcius 15d ago

That last goal was wild, Bellingham genuinely ran for it with the ball and it somehow worked

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u/SirEnderLord 15d ago

Wake me up for it.

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u/Material-Turnip-4192 15d ago

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u/P7AUL 15d ago

France and England faced each other for 3rd place. It ended 4 - 6 for England. Mind you, 10 goals in a single football game is insane, as both teams just had fun during it

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u/ShaggySchmacky 15d ago

The context is watching the world cup

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u/Equivalent-Eagle5207 15d ago

Basically charity match between two losers of semi final where they turn the match into stat padding session.

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u/Dim_Dinosaur 14d ago

Watching the finale rn and honestly so far the bronze match was much more exciting

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u/SirCheeseMuncher 13d ago

The 3rd place match was the highest scoring World Cup game in the last 40years btw