Are you 24 or older?

Help us verify your age by providing an honest response. This site contains gambling advertising for 24+.

Age-restricted content

You’re not old enough to view betting content. You’ll be redirected to the homepage.

alt

This page contains affiliate links. When you purchase through the links provided, we may earn a commission.

+18 | Commercial Content | T&C's Apply | Play Responsibly | Publishing Principles
Rafa Marquez Mexico USA 11112016Trevor Ruszkowski

Has former Barca star Marquez publicly opposed Trump's wall with clever free-kick video?

Comprehensive Coverage
Premier Sports Logo

Premier Sports

✅ Broadcasts over 340 live LaLiga fixtures each season across Premier Sports 1, Premier Sports 2, and the dedicated 24/7 channel LaLigaTV.

✅ Accessible via direct online streaming (Premier Sports Player) as well as an add-on channel pack across Sky TV, Virgin Media, and Prime Video Channels.

✅ Includes LaLigaTV’s continuous programming featuring daily magazine shows, tactical roundups, and commentary from Spain-based experts.


Monthly from£12.99
Saturday Evening Matches
Disney+ logo

Disney+

✅ Exclusively holds live UK streaming rights to the top-billing Saturday evening primetime clash each matchweek (frequently featuring Real Madrid, Barcelona, or Atlético Madrid).

✅ Offers a cheap starting tier for casual football viewers who want a marquee weekend game without paying for a full-price multi-sport bundle.

✅ Packages live Spanish football alongside the broader Disney, Marvel, Star Wars, FX, and Hulu entertainment catalogues within a single app.


Monthly from£6.99

Mexico captain Rafa Marquez took to social media Wednesday to express his opposition to the ideas of United States President Donald Trump.

Why Shaw and Martial remain part of Man Utd's plans

The same day that Trump signed an executive order to start construction on a complete border wall, the Atlas and El Tri defender sent a tweet referencing Trump's plans.

"There's no wall capable of stopping us if we believe in ourselves," Marquez tweeted, adding his hashtag that blends his number four with the Spanish word for attitude. He also added video of a free kick he smashed over a wall and in while playing with FC Barcelona. 

Marquez and the Mexican national team were in the United States just after the election of Trump, who has drawn sharp condemnition from Mexican elected officials for his border wall, immigration and tax plans, beating the Americans 2-1 in a World Cup qualifier.

The two teams posed together for a photo before the match in a show of solidarity.

ENJOYED THIS STORY?

Add GOAL.com as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reporting

Follow GOAL on Google