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Messi and Argentina worry about Maradona's mourning
Historically, the World Cup has featured five exceptional moments where the teams that won the tournament went on to reach the final in the following edition to defend their title. It all began with Italy in the 1930s, then repeated with Brazil in 1958 and 1962, when they maintained their champion status for the first time in history. The subsequent decades saw sporting tragedies, most notably the defeats of Argentina, Brazil, and France in different finals immediately after winning the title, contributing to a recurring pattern characterized by psychological issues and unexpected performances. Currently, Lionel Messi is leading Argentina toward the final, hoping to break the curse of repetition, achieve a historic victory surpassing that of his predecessors, and avoid the fate of those who previously lost in finals after winning the championship.
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