Elon Musk He recently posted a tweet in which he claimed that France’s goal, which was not specified in the three, broke the world record on the social platform: 24,400 tweets per second.

And this is that the tycoon attended the final of the 2022 FIFA World Cup held today, Sunday, December 18, at the Lusal Stadium in Qatar, and despite the fact that the owner Tesla Goals were celebrated ArgentinaHe had time to become aware of this new phase of his social network:

A World Cup final that made history for Lionel Messi and Twitter

There is no doubt that the World Cup final between Argentina i France It was one of the highest earnings in the entire history of this championship. He even broke records Twitter After the big drama at Lusail Stadium in Qatar. Mbappe’s goals created one of the most memorable moments in World Cup final history.

Argentina retained the trophy after the first half goals Lionel Messi i Angel Di Maria. France could not win the first 80 minutes of the match before coming back to life. Kylian Mbappé He scored from the penalty spot and after 97 seconds his superb effort leveled the game.

It was difficult to put into words what happened on the field, but it seems that many have tried. When these goals came in, people posted about them Twitter. The social media platform owner revealed at the final that it was the most talked about moment of the World Cup on the website. Musk revealed how much Mbappe was being talked about at the time.

How did the penalty shootout between Argentina and France go?

After playing 90 minutes in which Argentina dominated most of the match in both result and play, reaching the 80th minute 2-0, the French team leveled and forced it just two minutes from time. Expand the definition further.

And it was time to shoot from the twelve steps. There was the first responsible enforcement Kylian Mbappé. The Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) star scored again in stoppage time with a shot at the right post. ‘I draw’ That again, as in the first performance of the Frenchman, he touched the ball with his gloves.

Then came Lionel Messi who, against the Netherlands, delicately placed the ball on the right post and left no choice. Hugo Lloris.

The first verdict of the night was to come, or rather, the long-awaited performance of Emiliano Martinez. -‘s archer Astonville He stretched as far as he could at the right post and chested the ball to the euphoric cries of more than 40 million Argentines around the world.

The final break was to be given in the third round when Aurelien Chuamin, -‘s midfielder Real Madridmissed his shot and Leandro Paredes You got that right. The former PSG side had to transform to force their opponents to score or bid farewell to the title they won four years ago.

finally, Randall Colo Muan Could convert, but Gonzalo Montiel It was his job to end Argentina’s suffering and give them the world title after 36 years.

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