Lionel Messi’s wife could hardly contain her excitement Sunday after Argentina defeated France in a wild finish at the 2022 World Cup.

Antonela Roccuzzo was photographed in the stands at Lusail Stadium in Qatar, where she witnessed Messi claim his first-ever World Cup title after Gonzalo Montiel nailed the winning penalty kick.

Roccuzzo, who has been married to Messi since 2017, was seen sporting his No. 10 jersey and a white cap as she watched the 35-year-old athlete score two goals against France, one on a penalty kick in the 23rd minute and another in extra time at the 108th minute.

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Lionel Messi is getting the entire hero treatment after winning his first World Cup.

Qatar might not be too happy with Emiliano Martinez.

After winning the tournament’s Golden Glove award, Martinez celebrated by putting the trophy — which is shaped like a hand — to his crotch and pumping.

On the Fox coverage, one broadcaster could be heard saying, “Oh no,” after the gesture. On BBC, one person said, “No, don’t do that, Emi. Don’t do that.”

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Lionel Messi lifts the World Cup trophy as he celebrates his first world title with his Argentina teammates.

French president Emmanuel Macron took to the field to comfort Kylian Mbappé after he fell short of a second straight World Cup title. Watch below:

Take in the sounds of the city as Argentina win the World Cup:

The famed soccer announcer, who grew up in Buenos Aires fought through tears to deliver a call of Montiel's penalty winner. Watch below:

Argentina are World Cup champions for the first time since 1986, beating France 4-3 on penalties, winning the shootout 4-2.

It's the first ever World Cup title for Lionel Messi, and it comes in one of the greatest matches we've ever seen. Gonzalo Montiel had the winning kick, covering his eyes with his shirt afterwards, crying.

Aurelian Tchouameni sends his penalty wide left andd Leandro Paredes hits it into the bottom left corner. Argentina are on the brink ...

The Argentine goaltender dives to his right and stops Kingsley Coman's penalty. It's all in Argentina's hands now.

It's one all in penalties after the first round, and the two players at the center of this game have done all they can.