The World Cup is coming to an end. Spain and Argentina will define the new World Cup champion. La Furia Roja and La Albiceleste, who will face each other this Sunday at MetLife in New York, are already heating up the match. Both teams have made different publications to hype up the encounter.
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The European squad, for example, uploaded different videos with the hope of obtaining their second star. The first was under a brief motto: “And why not?”, was the phrase chosen and spoken by the world champions in South Africa 2010.
“If our 2010 champions are so clear… AND WHY NOT? Let that hype be felt to the fullest, fans!”, indicates a record where the monarchs of the only Spanish title appear.
Afterwards, the Spanish national team published a video to encourage the squad. The motto was the same: “And why not? 26 jerseys. 26 people. One city, New York. 26 players called up with 50 million Spaniards living the same passion”.
Later, another record featured Rodri, their captain, as an emblem: “Throughout my life, I have always answered the call of honor, duty, and war. But now destiny has given me something I never asked for, give me the strength of all fathers to be able to fight once more, to defeat a new enemy and return home with her,” is heard while the midfielder is focused, longing for the World Cup.
Argentina also made multiple publications. The Albiceleste’s social media shared a video to ignite the atmosphere: “Because we are never satisfied with what we have achieved, here we go again. Let’s go for everything, Argentina!”, they state.
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“Ladies and gentlemen, here comes the defending champion, the one with five consecutive finals, the one they tried to knock down a thousand times and got back up,” the record begins.
A message is also sent to Lionel Messi and the rest of the squad: “Here we come, with the best on the planet, the one who never gives up and dances with his feet like no other in the world,” it continues. “Here come the neighborhood clubs and all those kids thirsty for glory. Here comes the one they tried to corner with words and always came out with football. What a marvel!”, it continues.
The video appeals to trans-Andean traditions and the memory of football figures, such as Diego Armando Maradona and César Luis Menotti: “Here comes the family, the barbecues and gatherings, and those who shout the goal as if the world were ending. Here comes the people’s champion, the two-time America’s champion, the one who takes blows, but hits three times harder.”
“Here comes Diego, El Flaco and the boys from Malvinas that I will never forget. Here come those who never give up, those of the San Martinian feats, those who are not satisfied with what they have achieved, but dream of what is to come. Ladies and gentlemen, here we come and we are going for everything,” it concludes.
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