Two months after the parade that deprived them of being two-time world champions, the French maintain their grudge against the Dibu Martínez and they took advantage of the fact that the third goal by Arsenal to the astonville was involuntarily converted from the archer’s Argentina national team to flood social networks with memes that make fun of him.
From Premier League, Arsenal won 4-2 as visitors in a very even game which was defined in the last minutes. It was in the 93rd minute when Jorginho received the ball in the crescent of the area and took the missile sideways that hit the crossbar, heading a I drew who had thrown to stop that ball and entered to become the partial 3-2.
On the final play of the match, from a corner for Aston Villa, Martínez surged into the opposition box to try for an equalizer but a cleared cross didn’t help the play to flourish; On the contrary, they ended up on the counterattack which led to the fourth goal, scored by Gabriel Martinelli in the 98th minute.
After the match, social networks were flooded with them charge towards the world champion goalkeeper and candidate for The Best award that FIFA will award on the 27th, mainly from France.
There, the media Twitter account RMC He pointed to the man from Mar del Plata. “Emiliano Martínez’s header into his goal in the 94th minute cost Aston Villa the defeat against Arsenal. Guilty pleasure“, he said.
The following post was a meme showing Dibu in the Arsenal goalkeeper suit and the legend “Emiliano Martinez today”.
channel+For his part, he asked himself sarcastically: “Emiliano Martinez scoring against his goal, the success of the champion?“. “Emiliano Martínez makes his team lose”, put Parion Sport along with a GIF.
There were also messages from those anonymous Twitter users. “Hahahahaha Emiliano Martínez you deserve it”said someone identified as @PSGAyrun, one of the highlights among the many messages from the furious Frenchman against Dibu for his late saves and mockery of Kylian Mbappé in the celebrations.
Source: Clarin
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