Argentina's confidence explodes

Argentina's victory over England, achieved with a stunning comeback in less than ten minutes, has sparked confidence among the Albiceleste fans. Many supporters already consider that they have won their World Cup by eliminating England, an attitude that has deeply irritated Tomás Roncero, who accuses part of the Argentine environment of 'undervaluing' Spain and diminishing the path of the selection to the final.

Will I not present myself at the 2030 World Cup?

The Spanish journalist assured that he has spent nights 'until four in the morning' watching videos of excited Spanish fans, while observing how from Argentina a narrative of superiority is fed. Roncero claims that Argentina arrives 'aggrandized' to the final and that many of its supporters consider that they have already won their World Cup after eliminating England.

The final will be the true test

'Argentina are coming in grand style. And they've already said they've won their World Cup by beating England. I want to see them on Sunday!', said Roncero, emphasizing that the final will be the true test for both teams. The journalist also lamented that from Argentina the emotional and competitive strength of Spain is questioned: 'Spain doesn't have heart or balls, they don't know them. They don't know them! And they won't know them on Sunday.'

A final turned into a personal crusade

In his intervention, Roncero mixed pride, challenge, and a promise that is already circulating through all the networks. For him, winning on Sunday would have a historical value: 'If I win on Sunday, it's worth three World Cups. If I win on Sunday, I won't present myself at the 2030 World Cup in Spain. I won't present myself, because I'll be spending every day showing them the video.' The journalist insisted that the Spanish victory would be a direct response to the undervaluing that, according to him, the selection has received.

Recent form (last 5): 5W-0D-0L (WWWWW, most recent first); on a 5-game winning run.

Argentina's victory over England has been the fifth consecutive triumph of the Albiceleste selection in the 2026 World Cup. The confidence of the Argentine fans is growing, but Tomás Roncero is not in agreement with this attitude. For him, the final will be the true test for both teams and Spain should not be underestimated.