#BinancePickAndWin Last night I finished watching Argentina’s match and I have to admire the tactical maturity of the Blue-and-White Army right now. Compared with that 3–2 from a few days ago against Norway—the kind that leaves you with heart medicine on hand—you couldn’t ask for anything better than Argentina’s game; it was basically a work of art. The whole match featured suffocating midfield pressure, forcing the opponent into a “half-time attack-and-defense drill.” This kind of control makes it extremely easy to watch from in front of the screen.
Before the game, in the Binance challenge contest, I blindly trusted Argentina. Sure enough, the draw results this morning proved it again—I calmly ate the meat. Looking back at this recent run of form, from Japan defeating Spain 4–0, to Brazil vs. Norway with the offense firing on all cylinders, and then last night Argentina’s steady close to end with red cards, this recent rhythm of strong teams that go perfectly with meals is something I’ve truly figured out. Even the red-card timing—there’s just no stopping it.
Before the game, in the Binance challenge contest, I blindly trusted Argentina. Sure enough, the draw results this morning proved it again—I calmly ate the meat. Looking back at this recent run of form, from Japan defeating Spain 4–0, to Brazil vs. Norway with the offense firing on all cylinders, and then last night Argentina’s steady close to end with red cards, this recent rhythm of strong teams that go perfectly with meals is something I’ve truly figured out. Even the red-card timing—there’s just no stopping it.