The reference to Messi in the opening ceremony that drove the fans crazy

After four and a half years of waiting, the World Cup in Qatar 2022 finally began. This championship has the particularity that it is taking place in November and not between June or July, so the expectation and made it even more great among all the fans and own protagonists around the entire planet.

Before the initial duel between the local team and Ecuador begins, the opening ceremony took place. With an impressive setting and hundreds of artists on the pitch, the packed Al Bayt Stadium witnessed a great show that had it all. Hundreds of artists and display was notorious, where there was something that particularly made the Argentine fans explode.

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It is that in the first minutes of the ceremony, the famous "Lets go, lets go Argentina" began to sound, a typical song of encouragement from the Albiceleste fans, which made the hundreds of Argentines present in the stadium explode. After this, the same reference arrived for each of the 32 participating teams, although the Argentines had another reference in the event.

Minutes later, the famous 'Gauchito', who was the official mascot of the 1978 World Cup in Argentina, also made an appearance, along with all the rest of the mascots of the World Cups before and after him. Something very well thought out by the organization, which sought to arouse the fans' longing for the past, which obviously worked out perfectly.

 When does the Argentine National Team debut?

The turn of those directed by Lionel Scaloni to debut will be on Tuesday, November 22 from 07:00 (Argentine time). Their rival will be Saudi Arabia, which of all the teams present in Qatar is the one with the worst FIFA ranking, ranking 42nd. Then they will face off against Mexico next Saturday, starting at 4:00 p.m.