Argentines Flood Onto Streets to Salute Team Despite World Cup Final Defeat
- Thousands of Argentines gathered at Buenos Aires' Obelisk to celebrate their national football team's World Cup campaign despite a 1-0 extra-time loss to Spain in the final.
- The defeat ended Argentina's hopes for consecutive World Cup titles and marked Lionel Messi's likely final World Cup appearance.
- Supporters expressed pride and gratitude, honoring the team's effort and showing enthusiasm for their return home.
- President Javier Milei declared that the day chosen for celebrations would be a national holiday and praised the players for their determination.
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Spain won (1-0) against the losing Albiceleste on July 19th in the World Cup final. The international media agreed to salute a well-deserved victory, and to beat the Argentines' game.
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Thousands of Argentina supporters gathered at the iconic Obelisk in Buenos Aires on Sunday night to celebrate their national football team's FIFA World Cup campaign despite a heartbreaking 1-0 extra-time defeat to Spain in the final.
Despite the sadness that caused them to lose the World Cup final, the Albiceleste fans expressed their gratitude for the work done in the tournament.
Buenos Aires, 19 Jul (EFE).- Tens of thousands of Argentines went out this Sunday to the streets of different parts of the South American country to thank their selected for their performance in the 2026 World Cup and the delivery during the final in which the Albiceleste fell defeated by 1-0 against Spain. Minutes after the final beep that marked the defeat of Argentina against Spain, thousands of fans went out to the streets of their cities an…
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