kickfootball logo kickfootball logo
  • News
  • Transfers
  • Liga
  • Premier League
  • Serie A
Kick FootballKick Football
Font ResizerAa
  • News
  • Transfers
  • Liga
  • Premier League
  • Serie A
Have an existing account? Sign In
Follow US
©Kickfootball.fr
Home » News » World Cup: Messi Calls for a Red Card, Cucurella Calls Out the Pulga
Afrique du SudAustralieCanadaEdition internationaleen-gbIndeIrlandeMalaisieNewsNouvelle ZélandePhilippinesSingapourUAEUSAWorld Cup

World Cup: Messi Calls for a Red Card, Cucurella Calls Out the Pulga

Last updated: 20 July 2026 1:49 PM
Alex Harper 3 hours ago 2 Min Read
Share

The 2026 World Cup final continues to spark debate. While Spain ultimately defeated Argentina, the match was also marked by several tense moments, including a heated exchange between Lionel Messi and Marc Cucurella.

Marc Cucurella has accused Lionel Messi. The Argentina captain reportedly asked the referee to show a red card. According to the Spanish full-back, it all started with the sending-off of Enzo Fernández. In the aftermath, Cucurella is said to have told Messi that La Roja would not let the referee “hand the trophy” to Argentina.

- Advertisement -

Heated clash between Messi and Cucurella during the final

Messi allegedly demanded his dismissal. The comment did not go down well with the Argentine captain, who, visibly irritated, immediately turned to referee Slavko Vinčić to request a red card for Marc Cucurella, notably accusing the Spanish defender of covering his mouth with his hand while speaking.

Read More

Argentina: Messi Snubs Homecoming After Final Defeat

World Cup: Paredes Completely Loses Control and Is Sent Off After the Final Whistle
Jules Koundé on the Market, but PSG Unlikely to Make a Move
World Cup: PSG Receives Nearly €3 Million
Ferran Torres: Spain’s hero, and a future PSG player?

The scene quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of an especially tense final.

- Advertisement -

After the match, Marc Cucurella attempted to calm things down while still criticizing the Argentine star’s behavior. “He didn’t like what I said and went to speak to the referee, he clearly wanted me sent off. I didn’t expect that from him, especially from someone who is a role model for children… what would they say or learn from that?” The Spanish defender nevertheless insisted it was just a heated exchange, without insults or personal attacks, reminding that such incidents can happen in a World Cup final where the pressure is at its highest.

Share This Article
Facebook X Email Copy Link Print
Previous Article Ferran Torres: Spain’s hero, and a future PSG player?
Next Article World Cup: PSG Receives Nearly €3 Million
Leave a Comment Leave a Comment

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *


Flash News

Argentina: Messi Snubs Homecoming After Final Defeat

By Taylor Monroe

World Cup: Paredes Completely Loses Control and Is Sent Off After the Final Whistle

3 hours ago

Jules Koundé on the Market, but PSG Unlikely to Make a Move

3 hours ago

World Cup: PSG Receives Nearly €3 Million

3 hours ago

World Cup: Messi Calls for a Red Card, Cucurella Calls Out the Pulga

3 hours ago
Show More

Socials

Facebook X-twitter

L'actu du PSG

A lire aussi

Afrique du SudAustralieCanadaEdition internationaleen-gbIndeIrlandeMalaisieNewsNouvelle ZélandePhilippinesReal MadridSingapourTransfer NewsUAEUSA

Real Madrid: Why José Mourinho Is Ignoring Rodri, the World Cup’s Best Player

3 hours ago
Afrique du SudAustralieCanadaChelseaEdition internationaleen-gbIndeIrlandeMalaisieNewsNouvelle ZélandePhilippinesSingapourTransfer NewsUAEUSA

Chelsea Ready to Spend €65M on Maxence Lacroix

3 hours ago
Afrique du SudAustralieCanadaEdition internationaleen-gbIndeIrlandeMalaisieNewsNouvelle ZélandePhilippinesSingapourUAEUSA

What Will Zinédine Zidane’s France Team Look Like?

3 hours ago
Afrique du SudAustralieCanadaEdition internationaleen-gbIndeIrlandeMalaisieNewsNouvelle ZélandePhilippinesSingapourTransfer NewsUAEUSA

Jürgen Klopp Announces It Himself: He Will Be Germany’s Next Head Coach

3 hours ago

Kickfootball

  • News
  • Transfers
  • Liga
  • Premier League
  • Serie A

Socials

Facebook Twitter Youtube

Partners

MSN.com

Live Soccer Scores

Foot Live

footballnews.net

PSG Live

VIPSG.net

Feedspot.com

Kingscore.com

Paris FC

Kickfootball.net © 2025

  • Contact
  • Legal Notice
  • Cookie Policy
  • About Us
adbanner
Welcome Back!

Sign in to your account

Username or Email Address
Password

Lost your password?