“stolen penalty does not enter” reaches the TTs of Brazil

Posted on 11/30/2022 5:14 PM / Updated on 11/30/2022 5:28 PM

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Twitter is partying after the end of the first half of the game between Poland and Argentina. The brothers need to win to stay alive in the World Cup, however, as they are Brazil’s great rivals, many are rooting for Poland.

One of the great moments of the game reached the top of Twitter’s Trending Topics after the referee gave a penalty in favor of Argentina. On social networks, many questioned the decision, but soon after, the Argentine idol Messi, badly hit the penalty and was unable to convert the goal.

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After goalkeeper Wojciech Szczsny’s save, netizens celebrated on social networks and mocked the Argentines, making the term “Stolen penalty does not enter” to be one of the most commented terms.

See some of the posts:

STOLEN PENALTY DOES NOT GO IN

— luscas (@luscas) November 30, 2022

STOLEN PENALTY DOES NOT GO IN

GLOBO RECEIVES ANOTHER NEW ACTOR pic.twitter.com/szc1pS6OaV

— thaianbacker (@guaxinim_WEB) November 30, 2022

Szczesny went for the ball, it went straight through and Messi’s 1.5-metre-tall dwarf was “slapped” in the fall.

They scored a penalty. The popcorn maker???? of Messi lost.

Fifa is excited to put Argentina in the final, they just forgot that stolen penalties don’t count. 🇧🇷 pic.twitter.com/eOeqnGuGc7

— Emmanuel Luiz ?????????? (@EmmanuelLuiz12) November 30, 2022

what a shame kkkkk vargentina gave another ridiculous penalty to argentina, and goalkeeper szczesny grabbed it from lionel messi! wtf, what a goalkeeper!
stolen penalty does not enter pic.twitter.com/N5xZ73kgiK

— Luluiza ???????? (@luizasone) November 30, 2022

CRY MORE MANITO LOL

STOLEN PENALTY DOES NOT GO IN pic.twitter.com/F3Mp6NFIN9

– Chats ???????? 🇧🇷 (@paposfut) November 30, 2022

FOOTBALL LAWS:

1: Stolen penalty misses
2: Messi always pops

— out of context Brazilian (@oocbrsao) November 30, 2022

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