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Keyamo predicts Spain victory over Argentina in World Cup final

Vanguard Nigeria 2 days 1 mins read

… Cites Messi’s ‘Magic’ as game changer

Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, SAN, has predicted that Spain will defeat Argentina in the World Cup final, saying only an exceptional performance from Lionel Messi could alter the expected outcome.

Keyamo made the prediction in a post on his official X platform on Sunday, where he shared his assessment of the football encounter.

“Anyone who knows football very well should easily predict that Spain will beat Argentina today to win the World Cup,” the minister wrote.

He, however, acknowledged the possibility of a moment of brilliance from Argentina captain and football icon, Lionel Messi, whom he described as the potential game-changer.

“Unless there is an exceptional moment of magic by one ‘little boy from Rosario’ called Lionel Messi,” Keyamo added.

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