Sunil Chhetri scored a hat-trick against Pakistan, memes flooded social media
The SAFF Football Championship 2023 has started with the match between India and Pakistan. In this match, the Indian team put up a strong performance and stunned Pakistan. India beat Pakistan 4-0. Indian football team captain Sunil Chhetri has created history by scoring a brilliant hat-trick in this match. Sunil Chhetri scored two of the three goals in this match from the penalty shootout.
Sunil Chhetri scored the first goal due to a mistake by the Pakistani goal. After this, he scored two goals through penalty corners. The entire stadium was packed for the Indian team, due to which the Indian team was highly encouraged. The way the Indian audience supported the team, its full effect was also seen on the players of the Indian team. His confidence seemed to have increased because of it. On the other hand, when the Indian team won, the whole stadium also jumped with joy with the team.
#SunilChhetri #BlueTigers
Another father of Pakistan😂😂😂 pic.twitter.com/EUk9wmgsGcsomu (@somnath_M416) June 22, 2023
Father of Pakistan 🎯❤#SunilChhetri #ViratKohli𓃵#INDPAK pic.twitter.com/HSIVOLmpNi
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The way Sunil Chhetri scored goals for the team and won the team, after that many types of mimes are becoming fiercely viral on social media. Social media is flooded with memes praising Indian football team captain Sunil Chhetri.
Many fans said that Sunil Chettri is also the father of Pakistan. Another Twitter user wrote that Pakistan has officially declared Virat Kohli and Sunil Chhetri as their fathers.
this was the fight
India started showing their form and experience right from the start of the match. In the rain-affected match, the Pakistani team was nowhere to be found in front of India. Chhetri followed up his impressive performance in the Intercontinental Cup final against Lebanon in Bhubaneswar on Sunday and showed it on his home ground.
India took the lead in the 10th minute through a field goal by Chhetri. Six minutes later, Chhetri doubled the lead by converting a penalty. India could have scored more goals in the first half but Pakistan’s defense was ready and India also missed a few chances. India took the lead in the first half but coach Igor Stimac was shown a red card and had to leave the dugout for an unnecessary attempt to prevent a Pakistani player from taking a throw-in. Despite this, India did not lose momentum in the second half. India scored the third goal in the 74th minute and this time also Indian captain Chhetri was the goal scorer. Udanta Singh broke all hopes of Pakistan by scoring another goal in the 81st minute.
