"Neymar's hunt": Argentine newspaper defends star among critics | world Cup

But another country came out in defense of the star: Argentina. The newspaper "Ole", famous for its tirades and rivalry with the Brazilians, released Monday a video and an article, signed by journalist Diego Macias, defending what he called a "hunted Neymar". In the text, she still clbadifies Layun's non-punishment by opposing the ankle of the shirt 10 in front of the cameras as "one of the largest VAR cards" ("Video Assistant Referee").

Mexico hit it from all sides. In addition to exaggerating sometimes, the Brazilian has made great progress. See the special.

Sometimes he exaggerates, there is no doubt. The memes he gained while doing drama in his falls may play against him in the first point of view, but in evaluation, Neymar suffered with a systematic abrupt play.

Layún's unfair strike, in front of the fourth referee's face, is not just one of the biggest tables in the VAR, but the worst synthesis of rudeness that Neymar suffered in the match against Mexicans.

Referees fail to protect him and often fall into the trap of rooking teams to stop him.