The France England Match Was Rigged Exactly Like I Predicted!!

So do we all just agree that that match was super rigged? I'm buzzing because I totally called it. Prior to the match starting, I said to my husband I thought what would happen is England and France would trade that England wins, but Mbappe gets the Golden Boot. The minute I found out the starting line up where Tuchel had not run Harry Kane or Jude Bellingham, this solidified it for me. Because Kane and Bellingham were close enough in total goals to Mbappe that if they were playing and they scored goals and both teams didn't defend like we saw today and let each other get a ton of goals, then there was a chance that they would get more goals than Mbappe cause you can't really control the play of the game. So the reason he didn't run Kane and Bellingham on the starting line up, even though they're arguably England's best players, is so that Mbappe was the only player from the beginning who was in the Golden Boot race who could score goals. I also saw how Didier Deschamps and Thomas Tuchel were like talking to each other in the beginning and cuddling and laughing and like hugging each other, and I was like, okay, this is. This is gonna be a friendly match. We then saw how on the field the players were not diving, they were not yelling at each other, they were helping each other up, like it was clearly a very friendly match. The players didn't get super upset when they lost a goal. Even when France ended up being down by four, we didn't see England like celebrate as much as they have in the past. Everybody jumping on each other and jumping up and down, and obviously it's a third place game, but it also I knew from the beginning something was up. So then England proceeds to score four goals because France is, like, is this the same team? France scores four goals by half time, right? Which is insane. And I'm like, okay, they've clearly told the first half, England, go score as many goals as you can. So in the second half, when Mbappe scores as many goals as he can to try and win the Golden Boot race. And during halftime, I saw a shot of Mbappe and Tuchel, like, talking to each other and hugging each other and, like, whispering back and forth to each other while they were walking in the hallway. And I'm like, that's really pally. Pally for the opposing coach and the French league player, right? That's crazy. So by now, I was convinced my theory was right. Also, I was texting my friends through this. Like, there's plenty of evidence I could share, Let's just continue. Then the second half of the game happens, and of course, now France suddenly realises they can play and they try to get Mbappe to score goals. And he scores two goals, but then also there's another goal, and now it's 4 3. Now, of course, that would break the deal where England has to win, and so they can't let France score again. But France obviously has the momentum. They are probably gonna score again, so they let England kind of score that next goal. And by the way, I thought it was really classy that Bellingham let Saka take the penalty kick so that Saka could get, you know, a hat trick during that game. So one of England's players had scored two goals already. He got a hat trick, because instead of Bellingham taking the penalty kick he gave it to Saka. And when he took that penalty kick, I knew for sure the French goalkeeper was gonna let him score. Like, I just. I just knew it. And a lot of commentators online who know more about goalkeeping than I do, was like, oh, I even. I knew which way he was gonna go. And the goalkeeper went the other way. Like, that was a gotcha penalty kick. So now we have England at five. Now it is okay for France to score again, so they get to four, and. And then, of course, France continues to press, so England gets to six, and that's the game. 6 4 is insane. So for those of you who don't believe me, um. And of course, there's A small possibility it was not rigged. It is wild to me if it wasn't rigged. Why you wouldn't run Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham from the beginning? Why you wouldn't bring Kane on board once England started losing their lead? It doesn't make sense why the players were so pally, why the coaches were talking to each other, why they were all happy at the end. It also doesn't make sense that the final score was 10 goals. 10 goals in one game like this is an insane number of goals. Um, I think it's World Cup history for a number of goals in a third place game. So yeah, I think it was a fair trade. Mbappe wins the Golden Boot race and gets to show a show up Messi. Um, England gets their second best World Cup result ever. They've won first before and then they've never won, never gone farther than fourth. So now they're third. Thomas Tuchel gets to preserve his reputation as not being a terrible English coach everyone hates. Um, and you know, Didier and him seemed friendly and so he was probably like yep, win that one. Cause France doesn't care about being third place. Best of all, they get to show FIFA that when you are that corrupt, when you are letting referees decide games when you are playing this terrible Politics. When you're supporting Argentina and all these ways, we can also do that, too. They're like, hey, you know what? You wanna rig the game? We can also rig the game. We can also play with each other. And maybe if you want the sport to be clean and you want the sport to not have results like this, then, you know, F U. Infantino, you need to be a better person. You need to not be giving Trump a peace prize and Argentina a bunch of passes and be treating every single team differently. So, what do you think? You agree with me or not? Um. And follow me for more if you're a superhero.