Raphinha and Rodrigo de Paul seemed to bury the hatchet after the victory of Barcelona over Atletico Madrid on Wednesday.
The Catalan giants won the collision, which was the second stage of the semi-final of Copa del Rey, 1-0, when they went to the final on the basis of a 5-4 aggregated victory.
The goal of Ferran Torres was the difference, but in the tunnel in the Metropolitano Stadium after the game, the Paul and Raphinha deep could be seen in conversation, only a week after the fiery 4-1 victory of Argentina against Brazil.
The couple was clashed during the chaotic encounter in Buenos Aires, but did not show any signs of any constant hostility as they embraced.
Raphinha and the Paul then shared a few words before they exchanged shirts and said goodbye to another warm hug.
It was an interesting sight that Raphinha had been the one who had performed the tension before the World Cup qualifying wrinkle roking match last Wednesday.
After caught up with Brazilian legend Romario for the collision, the former attacker asked: 'We are going to play against Argentina, our greatest rival. Thank goodness, without Messi, are we going to beat them? '
“We will undoubtedly beat them. On and next to the field, if necessary, “Raphinha warned.
“Are you going to try to score a goal against Argentina?” Asked Romario.
“Yes, with everything,” Raphina replied. Then there was a chance for the duo to set up the expletive-o-meter.
“F *** them?” Romario asked before Raphinha agreed and said, “F *** them.”
It is not surprising that Raphinha was the center of Argentina fans during the collision while they sang 'Sub of Raphinha, your son of AB *** H' before Enzo Fernandez told him that he 'talks too much' in a particularly angry exchange.
Fernandez also mocked defender Leo Ortiz by sticking out his tongue and making a harassing expression before he called the flamengo man a 'fool'.
With Argentina 3-1 up and dominating, players from both parties bumped into a Melee and Nicolas Otamendi could also be seen gestures to Raphinha, and told him that he “should talk less.”
And after the last whistle when the humiliation on the pitch was completed, jubilant Argentina players rubbed salt in the wounds.
The Paul, Otamendi and Fernandez sang that the national side of Brazil is 'dead'.
They sang: 'A minute of silence … Shhh! (makes a gesture of silence) for Brazil that is dead. '
Argentina boss Lionel Scaloni, however, had insisted that he did not hold anything against Raphinha while speaking after the game.
“I forgive Raphinha, because I know he didn't do it on purpose,” said Scaloni. “He defends his country.”
In the meantime, Brazil -coach Dorival Junior was fired after the defeat of Argentina, who left the Selecao in fourth place in the qualifying table of the South -American World Cup, 10 points drift from their rivals.
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