Saudi Arabia vs Argentina: Soccer Fan Predicts Exact World Cup Scores Hours Before Game, Tweet Goes Viral

Saudi Arabia vs Argentina: Soccer Fan Predicts Exact World Cup Scores Hours Before Game, Tweet Goes Viral

  • A Nigerian man, Debo Popoola, predicted against a great odd as he tweeted in the morning of Tuesday, November 22, that Saudi Arabia would defeat Argentina
  • To show prediction accuracy, the man gave the goals as two to one, saying Saudi Arabia would make history
  • Many Nigerians who saw his World Cup game tweet were angry that they came across it after the fact

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A Nigerian man, Debo Popoola, has gathered massive reactions on social media as he predicted the match between Saudi Arabia and Argentina.

In a tweet he made hours before the game, he said:

"The biggest upset in the history of football will happen today. Saudi Arabia will beat Argentina by 2 goals to 1."
Saudi Arabia vs Argentina match/Nigerian man predicted game.
Many Nigerians got angry that they did not see his prediction on time. Photo source: @popsondebo, Sports Mole
Source: UGC

Man accurately predicts Saudi Arabia vs Argentina match

After the game went according to his prediction, many people were all over his comment section, hoping for more future predictions.

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In his conversation with Briefly News, Adebowale mentioned that the match was not the only thing he had predicted. In his words:

"I don't do football prediction. But I have predicted other things before. I think it's an intuition thing. Many people have it, but we silence it with doubts. I have stopped betting and I am not going back to it."

See his post below:

Briefly News compiled some of the reactions online below:

@sch_fees17 said:

"Can you please tell me my destiny."

@moses_yhung said:

"Why person no dey see this kind thing early."

@EfoEtornam said:

"These tweets only appear after the match."

@Lukxybea1 said:

"Why person dey see this thing now."

@Pope_alorgy said:

"You'll never see this prediction till Full Time."

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Toyota doing doughnuts in parking lot bumps into another car, SA shakes its head and laughs: "And that's that"

Briefly News also reported that Toyota was caught doing some doughnuts in a parking lot which then caused it to bump into a stationary vehicle.

The car started off with some impressive slides, which the crowd adored and cheered for. @VehicleTrackerz uploaded the clip on Twitter, where peeps were quick to try to find where all of the action was taking place.

Even though the clip ended with a thud, you can hear several people's disappointment with the dude crashing, the country has a very vibrant car culture that this clip doesn't represent... For the most part.

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