209 years ago today, July 9, 1816 (June 15, 1816 in the lunar calendar), Argentina's Independence Day. Argentina's Independence Day July 9, 1816 is Argentina's Independence Day, hence the name of the 9th of July Avenue. It is the widest street in the world, with 18 lanes in both directions, a width of 148 meters and a total length of 4.6 kilometers, running through the city of Buenos Aires. In the middle of the avenue, there is an Independence Monument, with a height of 79 meters that matches the date of Independence. After the elimination of Brazil, Argentina took on the responsibility of defending the honor of the American team in case the World Cup became a European Cup. As a result, the Blue and White Corps did not disappoint Argentine and American fans, and Independence Day became Victory Day. When Maxi Rodriguez's penalty kick was achieved overnight, Messi was the first to run to him, and his dream of the ball king continued. Twenty-four years later, Argentina reached the World Cup final again. And what they have to face is their opponent in the 1990 World Cup final, the German team. It is worth mentioning that July 9 coincides with Argentina's Independence Day. After the elimination of Brazil, Argentina took on the responsibility of defending the honor of the American team in case the World Cup became a European Cup. As a result, the Blue and White Corps did not disappoint Argentine and American fans, and Independence Day became Victory Day. Argentina has reached the finals four times before and won the championship twice. The 1990 World Cup defeat to Germany was a lifelong regret for the ball king Maradona. Facing an old opponent again, can Messi avenge Maradona? Can Messi usher in the peak of his career and even life? Argentine fans all over the world are looking forward to it!