Argentina fans throw all economic worries to wind after football win in Qatar

Argentina nosedived into an economic crisis in 2018 and its still far from fully recovered and for the common man and woman on the streets it is exceedingly complicated to understandRising prices inflation and the frequently government announced policy changes to curb the crisis are everyday news for the Argentinians but nothing beats the news of the national team winning the coveted FIFA World Cup trophy for the third timeAll their economic worries were set aside by the emotional and ecstatic fans as they lined the boulevard in Qatar following Sundays incredible World Cup final between Argentina and FranceThe smiling and victorious Argentinian team were spilling out of the opentop bus that led them down the parade route as they basked in the glory of champions and had a moment to enjoy their winAlso readMessi plans to play on for Argentina after World Cup winCompleting the celebrations fireworks lit Qatars cloudless midnight sky to the delight of the tens of thousands of people to celebrate the twin occasions final match of the 2022 World Cup tournament and the National dayThousands of fans were a bundle of joy and thrilled to no end as all the monetary worries flew away with one winIf back home they had to worry about a wide menu of currency exchange rates namely the official rate and its taxes the parallel market and a plethora of others depending on the industry sector they had nothing to do with it in Qatar It was football and only football which took over during the biggest football tournamentSome of them were not able to get inside the stadium with 40000 having made it to Qatar for the event Others could not buy the unreasonable and exorbitant FIFA tickets sold at nonFIFA platforms but all the sorrows and disappointments were thrown in the winds to join the celebrationsThe infectious energy of Argentinas supporters at the World Cup final spilled out from the stadium into a large and boisterous parade down Lusail Boulevard with the newly crowned champions as the star attractionQuite a few took to social media to share Argentine fans reaction to their win at the World Cup at Lusail Stadium in Qatar wherein Argentina beat France 42 on penaltiesOne of them was Argentinian businessman and celebrity Nico Bolzico who took to Instagram on MondayWe grow up playing football regardless if you are good or bad at it dad taking you to the stadium is one of your first childhood memories some of your best memories are about football you made friends because of football we can spend hours talking about football you cry for football football is part of your culture and DNA Bolzico wroteOthers described the sixgoal final as rollercoaster as first Argentina took a 20 and then France equalized and then again Argentina took the lead at 32 only for the Les Blues to make it 3all and take into penalty shootoutIt was a rollercoaster and it was painful Argentina clearly dominated from the start until the 79th minute when Kylian Mbappe hit two backtoback goals to make a French comeback possible When we took the lead during extra time and France equalised again that was pain and suffering Argentina rallied around Messi and wed a goalkeeper who stood up to the pressure This World Cup is for Messi Agustin Ronzoni of Buenos Aires saidFor Dalio Bellot it was a repeat show of what happened in the quarterfinals against the NetherlandsThe two games were so similar Each time we dominated and led by two goals conceded two and then won on penalties France is a great team Towards the end we put five players in defence to try and safeguard the lead but it didnt work out In terms of sheer talent France may be a better team But our mentality and ground support were beyond exceptional Bellot an Argentinian who lives in the USArgentinas victory over France ended a fourtournament run of European teams taking the championshipSome fans felt the 21 loss in the first match against Saudi Arabia was a blessing in disguiseThe team coming into the World Cup with a 36game unbeaten streak mayve been a bit rusty But Saudi Arabia jolted them awake and since then they played like the Argentina we all love In hindsight the loss was the best thing to happen to us in this tournament Marco saidCostumed performers Qatari police on horseback and camel and a group of volunteers who took part in the tournament also participated in the paradeThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever