If Argentina wins the World Cup, will this controversy follow them?

[KOMIC47]

Many supporters believe that discussions about the Egypt match and the refereeing choices will continue to be a part of the tournament's history if Argentina wins of refereeing being bias, unjust and unprofessional in decision making.

Champions should be evaluated based on their play, according to supporters. Critics contend that contentious topics will always be discussed.

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Will people remember the football or the controversy if Argentina wins the World Cup?

[peltra]

fr winning heals all wounds, nobody remembers the dodgy calls from 86 or 90 do they? they just see maradona lifting the trophy at the end

[runeora687]

its football bro, people will talk about the controversy for like a week then it’ll just be about messi finally getting his trophy

[korekawai]

Let's wait and see

[raenotashi]

ngl once messi lifts it the ref drama gets forgotten quick bro

[Sheislola]

Mehn

[Fasa2]

During the era, maybe, younger generation won't know anything else except the accolades 

[sydneyyx]

tbh that’s just how it goes with every world cup winner, there’s always some drama but give it a few years and it’s just the trophy people remember

[Jaiye]

Yes.. People still remembers all the penalties last worldcup

[Gauzeess]

honestly if they win it all, the egypt match will just be a footnote, the trophy is all that sticks long-term

[Frankitia]

tbh that ref drama is loud right now but when the confetti drops it’s all about Messi and the trophy, nobody’s gonna be replaying Egypt calls at the victory parade

[fadrianhatari]

The debate will probably continue, but if they win, they'll still be World Cup champions

[cookcat]

interesting match

[maxe34dtal3]

tbh once messi has that trophy it'll be all about goat talk, refs are just background noise ?

[ladyly]

people forget the dodgy calls quicker if you just focus on the scoreboard honestly, no one pulls up a ref highlight reel when they hang the banner

[kendallixvi]

if they actually lift it do you think the average fan even remeebers the Egypt game a year later or is that just online noise?