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If Argentina lost, would Messi have lost the World Cup forever?
He is 43 – the only outfielder to play at a World Cup – to progress to the next level, although the fascination of games in his home country will support him.
Instead, Messi can look forward to a quarter-final here against either Switzerland or Colombia.
Former England goalkeeper Paul Robinson told BBC Radio 5 Live in Atlanta: “That was amazing, it was amazing, Argentina went down, they were out of the tournament at one point.
“Egypt are very upset with the refereeing decision against them. They almost had a second goal disallowed for a foul on their own line before getting a second goal.”
“Then Lionel Messi came in and took over. A beautiful assist, a good finish for the goal, and then the substitute worked for Argentina.”
Argentina’s comeback, and it wasn’t just Messi’s performance that had to be told, had implications for England, who believed it was ‘now or never’ to reach their first men’s World Cup final since 1966 as Egypt dominated.
England’s way to the final They were shaping up to be in the last four if they got past the likes of Norway in the quarter-finals, then Egypt, Switzerland or Colombia.
Instead, the shadow of Messi and Argentina could prove to be a hindrance when they need to beat the dangerous Norwegians.
And Messi, even in his advanced years, casts a huge shadow over any opponent as Egypt has paid off.
Messi is the first player in the history of the World Cup to score in 6 consecutive knockout games and now he has scored 8 goals in this game. In the year
In the last 9 World Cup games, he scored 16 goals and managed to make 13 goals and three assists.
The British threat will still have the power to increase. And to do so, he looks to his senses.
