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“Don’t write about Messi, don’t try to describe him. Just watch him.”
Lionel Messi during the 2015 Copa America Chile Group B match between Argentina and Paraguay at La Portada Stadium on June 13, 2015 in La Serena, Chile.
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CHAMPIONS CHAMPIONS.
Leo with Motta in the tunnel before the match.
so cute
Leo Messi & Ezequiel Lavezzi - 10/12
Watching Messi’s tribute
Guard of honour for Messi .22/11/2014
“I’m very happy with the way we’ve started the season, but there’s still a long way to go yet. I came here to enjoy my football and I’m very grateful for everything everyone has done for me. Hopefully we’ll keep going like this and, have more games like this.”
A tristeza de Leo Messi
A true captain and a true matchwinner. There can be no finer compliment to Argentina skipper Lionel Messi, who was so influential in his team’s path to the Final. With some questioning just how influential he would be in Brazil after a demanding season for Barcelona and concerns over a troublesome hamstring, he silenced the doubters by simply being his usual inspirational self. He mesmerized at the Maracana by scoring and setting up another in the 2-1 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina. He scored late on against Iran to send the team through to the Round of 16 and then added two in the 3-2 win over Nigeria. But he didn’t stop there. He played the ball to Angel Di Maria, who scored in the 118th minute of the match against Switzerland to send them through to the quarter-finals. In the semi-finals he stroked home a penalty to help his side defeat the Dutch. And while the personal accolade may be scant reward for a runners-up medal, he can be justifiably proud of his performances at this FIFA World Cup.