2018 FIFA World Cup | Neymar, Brazil grab the headlines on Twitter
Brazil vs Costa Rica, held on June 22 was the most talked about match followed by Germany vs South Korea.
SNS | New Delhi | June 30, 2018 12:51 am | Updated : September 13, 2018 1:03 pm
Brazil forward Neymar (Photo: AFP)
The group stage of the World Cup is over and Neymar, Leo Messi, and Cristiano Ronaldo have grabbed all the headlines as they were the most talked about players on twitter.
Brazil vs Costa Rica, held on June 22 was the most talked about match followed by Germany vs South Korea.
With Neymar there, and all of Brazil’s matches featuring in the top 10, its safe to say that the Samba boys have the most number of fans on twitter.
The data has been compiled by Twitter metrics and visualizations that illustrates how the conversation has unfolded on the platform since the World Cup began.
Ronaldo’s last-minute free kick vs Spain, Neymar’s 97th minute goal vs Costa Rica, and Germany’s exit from the World Cup have been the peak moments so far as these instances have witnessed the most number of tweets per minute.
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