🏆 All or nothing for Germany after Messi and MbappĂ© light up day seven | OneFootball

🏆 All or nothing for Germany after Messi and MbappĂ© light up day seven | OneFootball

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Joel Sanderson-Murray·27 November 2022

🏆 All or nothing for Germany after Messi and MbappĂ© light up day seven

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Lionel Messi saved Argentina’s skin and France booked their place in the knockout rounds.

Here’s the best of what happened on day seven and what we have to look forward to on day eight.


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It could only be dedicated to one man.

With one kick of his left boot, Lionel Messi kept his country’s dream alive.

His 64th-minute opener against Mexico eased the tension around the whole of Argentina and got their World Cup campaign up and running.

Do you have a memorable photo?

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Messi wasn’t the only hero yesterday with Kylian Mbappé’s 86th-minute winner booking France’s place in the last-16.

Got any interesting stats or facts?

Part of the World Cup furniture.

And if I need a laugh, what happened that’ll tickle me?

Football fans are a fickle bunch.

So, I’m free today, what can I not afford to miss?

Germany’s World Cup journey could be over if they don’t beat Spain in the final game of the day following their 2-1 defeat to Japan on Wednesday.

While Canada will be hoping to build on an impressive performance against Belgium when they take to the field against Croatia.

And lastly, have you got a player to watch?

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The Eintracht Frankfurt playmaker is in the form of his life after accumulating 10 goals and four assists in the Bundesliga and Champions League heading into the tournament.

He played his part in Japan’s comeback win over Germany in midweek so expect the ‘number 10’ to be involved as his country look to unlock the Costa Rica defence today.