The streamer "El Xokas" continues his hate campaign against Argentinians and stated that "they deserve to be insulted"

The repudiated Spanish streamer Joaquín Domínguez Portela, known as El Xokas, attacked Argentina again just weeks after publicly apologizing for rubbing a national team jersey on his genitals during a live stream.

After the World Cup final, the content creator claimed that Argentinians “deserve to be insulted” for allegedly being favored by FIFA and for “almost stealing” the decisive match against Spain, despite having been clearly harmed by the impartiality of the refereeing.

The statements deepened the campaign of provocations that El Xokas maintained against Argentina during the competition. His accusation, moreover, ignored that the final was marked by refereeing decisions heavily questioned by the Argentine side.

The match was officiated by a fully Slovenian trio, led by Slavko Vinčić and of the same nationality as Aleksander Čeferin, president of UEFA. Spain ended up winning against the national team in a match riddled with controversial calls that generated strong complaints among Argentine fans.

The context was also influenced by the war between UEFA and FIFA. Čeferin did not attend the final in protest against Gianni Infantino over the so-called “Balogun case,” while warnings had emerged from the European body about a possible offensive to oust the FIFA president if Argentina were to become champions again.