World Cup 2022: Fans in Buenos Aires Storm Streets After Croatia Win

• Argentina will feature in the final of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar after their win over Croatia
• Lionel Messi scored the first goal as the South Americans recorded an emphatic 3-0 win in the semi-final
• Fans in Buenos Aires were happy after the final whistle and stormed the streets to rejoice over the victory

Amazing footage has been seen on social media where fans in Buenos Aires which is the capital of Argentina stormed the streets to celebrate win over Croatia at the World Cup.

Lionel Messi and his teammates were impressive on Tuesday night, 13 December, recording a 3-0 win over their opponents for them to book a place in the final of the World Cup.

In the history of the World Cup, Messi has never lifted the title and the Paris Saint-Germain star is now looking forward to succeed this time around in Qatar.

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It was an emotional moment for the people of Buenos Aires who were unhappy to contain their happiness after the final whistle against Croatia.

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As things stand now, Messi and his teammates are now waiting for the winner between Morocco and France in the second semi-final clash at the 2022 World Cup.

Messi produces stunning assist

Earlier, Sports Brief had reported how Argentina captain Lionel Messi produced an incredible assist in his side's 3-0 defeat over Croatia on Tuesday evening.

The 35-year-old opened the scoring in the 34th minute with a powerful finish from the spot.

Julian Alvarez made it 2-0 for La Albiceleste after he completed a direct solo run through the heart of the Croatia defence before tapping home to double Argentina's lead.

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With 21 minutes remaining, the Manchester City forward netted his second goal on the night to make it 3-0 for the South American giants.

But, while it was Alvarez that got on the scoresheet, the goal was largely down to the brilliance of Messi.

Messi picked up the ball just past the half-way line and took on Josko Gvardiol, one of the best young defenders in world football.