Argentina has now won the World Cup three times, and upon their arrival in Buenos Aires, they will be given a spectacular victory parade, know the date when the football team will land in the country for the 2022 celebration and its route
Along with Diego Maradona and Daniel Passarella, Lionel Messi is now one of three captains for Argentina who have won the FIFA World Cup trophy. Messi scored twice in an intense contest that ended 3-3, with Argentina winning on penalties. Kylian Mbappé scored an incredible hat trick lately just to end the game to draw.
For the majority of the game, Argentina had the match well under control, but a late French charge forced extra time and ultimately penalty kicks. More than 45 million people are waiting for the three-time winners to return home as there are festivities going on from Buenos Aires to Jujuy.
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So, when will Argentina hold their victory parade?
Find out more about one of Argentina’s greatest celebrations in recent memory here. The World Champions’ intended layout is depicted below.
The official victory parade will take place on Tuesday, December 20, according to DSports broadcasters. On that day, the Argentine national team is scheduled to land in Buenos Aires and proceed directly to La Casa Rosada (The Pink House), the capital’s executive mansion.
Diego Maradona and the 1986 championship team visited La Casa Rosada to celebrate their second title triumph in Mexico in that year. Lionel Messi will start his journey from Buenos Aires to his hometown of Rosario before continuing on to France to finish the remaining of the European season with PSG.
It had to be one of the greatest finals ever played.
In the 23rd minute, Messi converted a penalty kick to give Argentina the lead over France. Thirteen minutes later, Angel Di Mara extended the lead. Disaster, however, came late in the second half as Mbappé scored twice in a minute to take the game to the Extra times.
Messi continued unfazed and gave Argentina the lead again, but Mbappé quickly neutralised this by scoring a penalty in the 118th minute to tie Geoff Hurst’s (UK) record for the most goals by a player in a FIFA World Cup final (3).
After 36 years, Argentina won their second World Cup, which was followed by a 4-2 victory on penalties that gave them their third World Cup title. Argentina increased their mark for the most successful team in penalty shootouts in FIFA World Cup competitions (6).