Kun Agüero taunted Tévez about the final in Madrid and Gallardo protested because they took him "deceived"

Sergio Agüero once again demonstrated that he doesn't need much to turn a football conversation into a viral moment. During a relaxed chat that also included Marcelo Gallardo, Kun took advantage of a debate about the pauses in his show La casa del Kun to recall the historic Copa Libertadores final in 2018 between River and Boca.

It all started when the question was raised whether an additional interruption during a match could benefit the coaches. Gallardo tried to respond cautiously and pointed out that the convenience of those pauses was relative, as they could be favorable or detrimental depending on the course of the match.

However, Agüero quickly found the opportunity to introduce an unexpected jab related to the most important Superclásico in history.

The unexpected reference from Kun to the final in Madrid

“Of course, for example, in Madrid… Boca benefited from that break,” said the former forward of the Argentine National Team, fixing his gaze on Carlos Tévez, who was a Boca player in that final.

For his part, Tévez responded but ignored Kun's comments: “But what, is it a business or what? Is it a business? Is it a business? Was it made to be a business?”

Gallardo tried to maintain seriousness in the face of Agüero's antics

While Agüero insisted with his questions, Gallardo sought to continue with the football analysis. The coach had started explaining that the pauses could benefit one team and harm the other, depending on the moment of the match.

The funny complaint from Gallardo because he was brought “deceived”

The relaxed atmosphere continued at another moment in the conversation. When the hosts announced that they needed to take a short break, one of the participants asked if they could have something to drink.

“In the house of Kun, they don't even give you a glass of water,” complained Gallardo. And then he added: "¿Or not? Someone has to tell him"

The Muñeco implied, always in a joking tone, that he had been brought “deceived,” as if they hadn't explained to him beforehand how long the chat would last or under what conditions it would take place.