While trying to get the contact of a young woman who identified herself as 'Mora', a young man immediately associated the name with a former River Plate footballer and proceeded to imitate Mariano Closs, which disconcerted his interlocutor. According to what was learned from the Argentine News Agency, the imitated commentary belongs to the Superclásico played in 2012 at the Monumental Stadium, remembered for the agonizing goal by Walter Erviti that sealed the 2-2 draw. The historic phrase: Mora vs. Trezeguet. The viral video recreates the moment when Closs vehemently questioned a tactical decision by the then 'millionaire' coach, Matías Almeyda. While the girl in the video showed total bewilderment at the young man's shouts, X (formerly Twitter) users celebrated the accuracy of the imitation and the relevance of a commentary that, after 14 years, continues to be part of Argentine football folklore. Key points of the original commentary: The controversial change: The commentator launched the phrase 'Mora! What did you want to do by taking Mora out and leaving Trezeguet on the pitch?' right after Boca's equalizer. The criticism of Trezeguet: Closs stated live: 'Trezeguet is on the pitch, and forgive the River fans who applaud him so much, he's there because you want to applaud a man who gave a lot to football, but he is no longer there'. The context of the goal: The substitution of Rodrigo Mora (who had scored River's second goal) and the permanence of a exhausted David Trezeguet was pointed out as the cause of the home team's decline, which ended up suffering Erviti's goal in the 46th minute of the second half. Impact on social networks. The sequence, originally published by the user @crisenberg, generated thousands of interactions among football fans. Buenos Aires, January 10, 2026 -- In recent hours, a content creator became a trend on social media after starring in an unexpected moment upon leaving a party.
