Analysis of Spain vs Argentina Football Match

We've seen this before, Grela.

We've seen this in Magic Bowling. Hold on.

In a world where marketing is taking control,

the best player is never the best player.

FIFA wants to tell you this guy is the best.

In a world where marketing and social media takes control, Spain said, no, no, no.

We're going to show you what football is. And a real football won today.

That's why I feel good. But hang on, hang on.

Was it that comfortable for Spain?

I know that the stats tell you, yes, it was comfortable.

Credit to Argentina. At the last minute, did you feel like it was done? Yes. Yes.

Credit to Argentina that they

just won't die because it should have been much more comfortable.

So credit there to Argentina because with very little, they hung on forever.

But in the end, it's overwhelming, Spain, what they did.

Just look at the statistics.

I think this is a game where you can look at the statistics and it tells you

actually what the game was like.

What were you going to say, Nigel?

I was going to say that, listen, Grela and I

have a disagreement in the fact that I think that if Enzo Fernandez had stayed on,

I think Argentina have shown us enough in this tournament of

the grit and the mindset to say, no, we're going to take this to penalties.

And for me personally,

Martinez is one of the best goalkeepers in the world,

especially when it comes to those types of situations and scenarios.

So I understand what Grela is coming through about Spain,

but I think for me that sending off

did change the dynamic and the momentum of this game.

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