The national team of Argentina secured a place in the final of the World Cup in Qatar with the victory over Croatia by 3:0 and won the sympathy of the whole world, but the football players in the dressing room celebrated the triumph by singing an offensive and controversial song.
The players and coaching staff sang a controversial fan song insulting their big rivals Brazil and England.
The Brazilians are laughed at because of their elimination in the quarter-finals by Croatia, and they attack the English by mentioning the Falkland Islands, because of which the United Kingdom army carried out a military invasion in 1982 and entered into a several-day war with Argentina.
One of the most experienced internationals, Nicolas Otamendi, posted on his Instagram account a video of the celebration in the dressing room, in which the players and coaches jump and sing the song that is popular among their fans.
“What Brazilians, crumpled five-time world champions”, are the words of the song with which the Argentines mock the Cariocas, who were the main favorites for the title, but were eliminated in the quarter-finals.
The footballers then sang the lyrics of a song insulting the English because of the war over the Falkland Islands, which Argentinians call Islas Malvinas.
“Englishmen, from the Islas Malvinas.”
Selección Argentina players celebrating yesterday in the dressing room after their victory against Croatia to qualify for the #FIFAWorldCupQatar2022 finals. pic.twitter.com/mTEXCpmbPT
— Chris Adede🇰🇪 (@CAdede) December 14, 2022
