@mothershipsg: Hours after France knocked Paraguay out of the World Cup in the round of 16, supporters at the San Juan Ara festival on Jul. 4 burned an effigy bearing Kylian Mbappé's name. The custom itself is nothing new. The festival's Judas Kai tradition has long involved torching effigies of unpopular public figures. Mbappé, who scored the goal that sent Paraguay home, became this year's choice. This comes against the backdrop of a racism controversy involving a Paraguayan senator, who faced widespread condemnation for her remarks about the French player during the World Cup. Image via Arbiterz #mothershipabroad

deya :

World Cup is NOT uniting people 😭

ᛉ :

It’s NEVER this serious bro😭💔

ash ♡ :

over a game where people kick around a ball for 90 minutes btw

Yo :

we 🇲🇦 lost too but I love mbappie and I wish France win the wc

Choso :

Just take your loss bro😭

avi :

is it ever that serious…

TylerJack :

⃟ :

that is not mbappe🥀🥀🙏🙏🙏

Pblaze :

If mbappe didnt play they would still loose 😭 was also gonna lose playing against France b team 😭😭

books and such :

just a game, peeps

youshouldnotlookatmynamedummy :

fanatism, anyways y'all it's my birthday

Haon8243_15 :

Not that serious

ricatherey_ :

This is so sad

️ :

y aun nadie sabe dónde queda paraguay

♛𝜗𝜚𝓢𝓮𝓭𝓲𝜗𝜚♛ :

Tbh being THIS angry bc a game is crazy💔

African American :

just accept loss

sophihihi :

its a soccer match bro😭😭😭😭😭

aqil :

mbappe doesn't give a shit bro 💔

🌸Sweet Mafia 🌸 :

too much