France's Embassy challenges: 'Croissant vs. chipa' before Paraguay match
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- France's Embassy in Asunción has issued a culinary challenge, "croissant vs. chipa," ahead of the upcoming football match between France and Paraguay.
- The match marks the first encounter between the two national teams in 28 years, generating significant anticipation.
- The embassy playfully asked followers to choose a winner, concluding with "Rohayhu Paraguay!" (We love Paraguay!).
With the highly anticipated football match between France and Paraguay just around the corner, the French Embassy in Asunción has ignited the pre-game excitement with a unique culinary challenge. The diplomatic mission posted a playful "croissant vs. chipa" showdown on social media, pitting iconic French and Paraguayan foods against each other.
At the French Embassy, we are already buzzing for tomorrow's match!
The upcoming game holds particular significance as it is the first time the two national teams will face each other in 28 years. The "Golden Goal" scored by Laurent Blanc in the 1998 World Cup in France, which eliminated Paraguay, remains a poignant memory for many Paraguayan fans.
The embassy's social media post captured the festive atmosphere, stating, "At the French Embassy, we are already buzzing for tomorrow's match!" The "croissant vs. chipa" challenge directly asked followers, "Who do you think will win?" The post concluded with a unifying message, "Whatever the result, Rohayhu Paraguay!" (We love Paraguay!).
Croissant vs. chipa. Who do you think will win?
This lighthearted engagement from the French Embassy aims to build camaraderie and excitement in the lead-up to the significant sporting event, celebrating both cultures while acknowledging the competitive spirit of the upcoming match.
Whatever the result, Rohayhu Paraguay!
Originally published by ABC Color in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.