For the first time in almost a month, there will be no World Cup matches today. Yes, it sounds tough and hard to deal with, but yesterday gave us moments that will go down in history forever.
Especially in one city: Buenos Aires. No one lives the World Cup quite like Argentina.
The cry of GOAL that breaks the silence
Argentina is the best example of how an entire country can come to a standstill for its national team. And when Enzo Fernández scored, the country screamed like rarely before. An explosion of joy that can be felt from one moment to the next, shattering the silence of a city completely frozen by the national team.
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A goal celebrated everywhere
In the streets, at home… even on buses. Argentina’s goal was screamed in every possible place, and for good reason. One of the most epic comebacks in World Cup history.
In Atlanta, at home once again
What will be remembered is the atmosphere in Atlanta’s stadium and how the Argentina national team once again played as if they were at home. The whole place taken over by sky blue and white. Always at home.
Vancouver, painted yellow
With Colombia out of the World Cup, we’ll miss images like this. All of Vancouver was painted yellow before the match against Switzerland. Iconic.
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