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Spain Beat Argentina to win the FIFA World Cup

South African football coaches dominate in African football

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28 thoughts on “Football Wins The FIFA World Cup | South African Coaches Dominate African Continent | Bobo”

  1. It's absolute nonsense that Argentina was pushed to the final. They won all their games, sometimes being pushed to the final minutes of the games or extra time. In the final, they used the strategy that got them there, but unfortunately this time Spain defended with the ball and they also got a red card. Regardless of Spain defending with the ball but Argentina was in the game from 1st minute to 120. If they scored in the last 10 minutes of extra time, they would have either scored the 2nd or won via penalties. Most people are influenced by their love for Ronaldo, and Messi not winning a second world cup becomes an achievement to them. The disallowed goal of Egypt, also happened to Bafana vs Nigeria, a 2nd Nigeria goal was disallowed because of a foul. Bafana went from 2 nil down to equalising. It was not controversial because ultimately Nigeria won on penalties. But Argentina's fault was to outscore Egypt

  2. You people of football some time I don't understand you with the claims of understanding the game… You choose moments when they fav you. Argentina on this WC were defending champions and the approach was not going to be the same as how they won it in2022. The defensive approach worked until final 2nd half of ET and like it or not they were one man down. They were not going to compromise the rest of the plan just to please you all. For Spain the was nothing to lose they went all out. And even if they didn't win they will go to the drawing board and see what went wrong and correct it. Same as to Argentina they would have fresh squad and not playing for Messi

  3. Spain is always lucky in the world cup finals because even in 2010 final against Netherlands, instead of playing good football Netherlands decided not to play be rough and so on and so forth which is the same thing Argentina did. Both Argentina and Netherlands had good squads that could beat Spain but both decided to play negatively and not play their game. So yeah football won I agree with you

  4. Nkuluks, I had predicted long before the World Cup started that Spain were the favourites to win it. Before R32 played, I also hypothesized that Spain would win over Argentina in the final. But Argentina does not play negative football, watch all their games in the group stages and in the KO rounds, they were offensive against very resilient teams. Theu won most of the games from the bench. However, in the Final, Spain overwhelmed them and they could not play. The same way Spain outplayed France. And the narrative that, Argentina was pushed to the finals is just bullocks: that team played its way to the Final and the likes of Egypt & Switzerland could not contain them.

  5. The good thing about our Coaches signing for African Teams is the Intel & balancing of the game going forward…
    Sundowns & Pirates will start adding a couple of Stars on their badges šŸ˜‚

  6. I don't agree with Rodri winning the player of the tournament I think Messi deserved the award or Jude Bellingham ..I love Rodri but if Spain ddnt win the world cup I don't think he would have won the award

  7. Problem the ref . decided to give a faul ..rather than a goal ..than let VAR to check if the was a Faul onthe buildup ..not that shit he did ..now ,he put VAR onthe corner ..like the ref .of AFCON final ..

  8. Mr Nkeu,I always agree wth yr analysis but this time u showing too much obsession for Argentina,u agree they were pushed at the same time u saying if they had played like how they played in the last ten munite s they coul hv matched Spain

  9. Let me start by expressing my relief that this diabolical tournament is over. Gianni Infantino has been a disaster…totally anti football and canibalizing the sport. How the players, officials and fans were subjected to racism and being denied VISAs was horrendous. But then again, the host was busy raining terror in Iran and honestly the tournament should have been moved from the US. That said, from the little I saw of Rodri I appreciated his quality. He is a quiet storm…and when he is on form you can see that he swallows the opposition midfield. A top top player

  10. I've learned that if you're a football coach, you need to have a clear system, whether it's 4-3-3 or 4-2-3-1. Then you must recruit players who fit that system and trust it, regardless of the opponent you're facing. Spain is a perfect example—they believe in their identity and stick to their style of play.

  11. Siyabonga bafwethu u Ekho the sentiments of everyone across the globe,Infantino wanted to hand this trophy to Argentina a perfect double ending for Messi. Argentina has their star player from Como Nico Paz but never used him.

  12. There is nothing wrong with VAR, the problem is corruption, the referees and the assistance in the camera room know what they are doing.

    Why in some leagues they don't have these problems with VAR? Even in CAF VAR has helped a lot.

  13. I love leo messi his my goat but going to that game in knew spain will win it was like watching prime barcelona spain deserved to win in the agerntina national team there was not continuity from 2022 world cup there under 20 went to copa America final and world cup final but the coach has not selected even one player

  14. 1+1=⭐⭐

    Trophies don’t come from miracles anymore.
    They come from solid world football leagues.
    No league, no pool. No pool, no trophies. No excuses, La Liga forces players to think 2 passes ahead, press in blocks, and suffer under pressure every weekend.
    That’s not talent. That’s manufacturing.

    The bigger truth:
    Countries with elite leagues will own the future of football. Period.
    Banking on ā€œthe next generational talentā€ is football suicide. You can’t govern 60 million people with one man, and you can’t run a nation on one Messi. What is Argentine football after Messi?

    The question: Did La Liga’s tactical class help Spain win?
    The answer: Obviously. Spain is doing something right, hence Pirates and Chiefs do pre-seasons there

    Spain didn’t win on individual brilliance. They won on system.

    The bigger truth:
    Countries with elite leagues will own the future of football. Period.
    Banking on ā€œthe next generational talentā€ is football suicide. It didn't pay off for Brazil.

    Brazil case study:
    2002: Brazil produced a lot of generational talent in bulk. It fooled a lot of us, thinking the league was the reason. No, it was a miracle in football.
    2026: The tap ran dry. Why? No competitive domestic league = no depth.
    You can’t export talent you never developed. You can’t carry a nation with 1 Neymar when your league breeds no replacements.

    Brazil should be worried. Badly.
    Talent is not luck. It’s infrastructure. It’s competition. It’s weekly war in your own league.

    Do you see the exporting of our coaches, it is organic, and when you have a stronger league, players and coaches will be in demand. Thank you to the Psl but VAR must come now

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