GagBase Logo Explore

Trump Calling FIFA With Fake US vs Belgium Match Score

This is a satirical edited meme based on a widely circulated official photograph of former US president Donald Trump holding up an executive order document during his presidency. The text at the top (with a deliberate typo of Trump's name as "Thrump") jokes that Trump is about to contact FIFA to report an altered match result. The contents of the document he is holding have been edited to display the US flag with a score of 4, and the Belgian flag with a score of 1, implying Trump is falsifying a soccer match result to make the United States win by a large margin. The joke satirizes common perceptions of Trump attempting to override or change official results to favor the US, as well as playful jokes surrounding American attitudes to international soccer.
Make

Text content

Thrump about to call FIFA and inform them about the new score:

Overview

This is a satirical edited meme based on a widely circulated official photograph of former US president Donald Trump holding up an executive order document during his presidency. The text at the top (with a deliberate typo of Trump's name as "Thrump") jokes that Trump is about to contact FIFA to report an altered match result. The contents of the document he is holding have been edited to display the US flag with a score of 4, and the Belgian flag with a score of 1, implying Trump is falsifying a soccer match result to make the United States win by a large margin. The joke satirizes common perceptions of Trump attempting to override or change official results to favor the US, as well as playful jokes surrounding American attitudes to international soccer.

Origin notes

This meme was shared as an RSS entry from the Reddit r/Meme subreddit, with the original post title "New Official Score Incoming". It remixes the popular Donald Trump executive order photo meme template, adding custom text, national flags, and soccer score numbers. The watermark "@made with tears of freedom" at the bottom of the image credits the meme editor.

Similar memes

This is a 3-panel meme using the classic 'Panik/Kalm/Panik' surreal mannequin head template. The first left text panel states 'Germany wins 7:1', paired with the mannequin head labeled 'Brazil' holding its head in panic, captioned 'Panik'. The second left text panel clarifies the 7:1 win was against Curaçao, not Brazil, paired with a calm mannequin head labeled 'Brazil' captioned 'Kalm'. The third left text panel reveals that this win makes Germany the new top scorer in World Cup history with 239 total goals, overtaking Brazil's 238 total goals, paired with a blurred, panicked mannequin head labeled 'Brazil' captioned 'Panik' again. The joke plays on Brazil's famous 7-1 loss to Germany in the 2014 World Cup, setting up a fake-out before revealing Germany took Brazil's long-held goal record in an unrelated match.

Brazil panics after Germany overtakes their all-time World Cup goal record

This is a 3-panel meme using …

This is a two-panel meme using edited assets from the Spongebob Squarepants animated series. The top panel is labeled 2014, showing the 7-1 scoreline from the 2014 FIFA World Cup semi-final match between Germany and Brazil. Spongebob is edited to wear colors matching the German flag, goggles, and gloves, smiling as he asks 'You like this score?'. The bottom panel is labeled 2026, showing the same 7-1 scoreline now between Germany and Curacao, with Spongebob pointing smugly and asking 'Wanna see me do it again?', joking that Germany will repeat the famous lopsided win against another team in the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

They can't keep getting away with it! (Germany 7-1 World Cup Meme)

This is a two-panel meme usin…

This vertical collage meme opens with three consecutive football match scoreboards all showing the German national men's football team winning with a 7-1 score: first against Curaçao, second against Latvia, and third the iconic 2014 FIFA World Cup semifinal match where Germany defeated host nation Brazil 7-1, a famous widely memed upset in football history. The final section features a joke setup text: '- HOW CAN YOU TELL GOALKEEPER IS GERMAN? GOALKEEPER:', followed by an image of a German goalkeeper diving unsuccessfully to stop a goal from entering the net. The joke hinges on the repeated coincidence of Germany winning matches with an identical 7-1 score, implying German goalkeepers always concede exactly 1 goal when the team scores 7, making the 7-1 scoreline Germany's 'lucky number'.

7-1 is truly Germany's lucky number in football

This vertical collage meme op…

This is a two-panel comparison meme utilizing the well-known Swole Doge vs. Cheems template. The left panel is labeled 'USA' and features a muscular, confident Swole Doge illustration, with text below stating 'How the USA thinks they look hosting FIFA'. The right panel is labeled 'Reality' and features a small, dejected crying Cheems dog, with text below stating 'How the USA looks hosting FIFA in the eyes of the rest of the world'. The meme satirizes the gap between the United States' self-perception of its competence and status as a FIFA World Cup host, and how the rest of the world actually views its performance and suitability as a host.

USA FIFA hosting self perception vs reality

This is a two-panel compariso…

This is a 2-panel edited meme using a popular relationship meme template, referencing 2024 international men's football match results. In the first panel, the figure of a woman walking past is overlaid with the Curacao national flag, with a score of 7:1 next to the German national flag overlaid on her male partner, referencing Germany's 7-1 friendly match win over Curacao. A man with the Spanish national flag over his face looks at the Curacao representative and says "Let me try", implying Spain intends to achieve a similarly lopsided win against Curacao. In the second panel, the male partner is replaced by a figure overlaid with the Cape Verde national flag, labeled "Goalkeeper", who stops the Spain representative from advancing, referencing Cape Verde's very strong defensive performance in their friendly match against Spain that prevented Spain from securing an easy win.

And great defense too

This is a 2-panel edited meme…

This meme uses the popular 'Epic Handshake' template, depicting two muscular arms clasped in agreement. One arm is labeled 'India' and the other is labeled 'China'. The overlaid text at the top reads 'Never qualifying for fifa world cup despite 1 billion+ population'. The joke highlights that India and China are the two most populous countries in the world, each with over 1 billion inhabitants, but both have a long history of failing to qualify for the men's FIFA World Cup, referencing the common observation that large population size does not translate to success in international men's football, with the implicit joke that the only way either country may participate in the World Cup is if they host the tournament, as host nations receive automatic qualification.

Maybe in future if they get to be World Cup host

This meme uses the popular 'E…

This is a 4-panel edited political meme that uses the classic Simpsons lawyer business card template, with former US President Donald Trump's real head photoshopped onto the animated Simpsons character body. In the first panel, it shows a business card for "Donald J Trump ESQ." that originally reads "NO NEW WARS", referencing Trump's campaign promise to avoid starting new foreign wars. The second panel shows Trump sitting at a desk preparing to edit the card. The third panel reveals the edited card with a comma added, changing the text to "NO, NEW WARS!", which completely reverses the original meaning: it now signals support for starting new wars instead of opposing them. In the final panel, Trump proudly holds up the edited card, making an ironic joke about Trump's foreign policy record contrasting his campaign promises with his actual actions in office.

Trump No New Wars Comma Edit Meme

This is a 4-panel edited poli…

This meme uses the popular 'traumatized crying chihuahua war flashback' template. The image shows a teary-eyed, distressed chihuahua overlaid with semi-transparent war imagery including military helicopters, ground infantry, and combat scenes, representing vivid traumatic flashbacks. The text at the top reads 'Brazil seeing the score of Germany vs Curaçao'. The joke references the historic 2014 FIFA World Cup semi-final where Germany defeated Brazil 7-1 on Brazil's home turf, a widely cited traumatic event for Brazilian football fans. Any lopsided win by Germany in a football match is framed as triggering this 2014 trauma for Brazil, represented by the overwhelmed, flashback-having dog.

2014 Vibes: Brazil Reacting to Germany vs Curaçao Score

This meme uses the popular 't…

This is a 3-panel comparison meme using the popular increasingly intense SpongeBob SquarePants template to compare the political and conflict history of the United States, the United Kingdom, and Brazil. Each panel features a version of SpongeBob that grows more tough, muscular, and serious as the historical crises listed for each country become more numerous and severe. The first panel shows a cheerful regular SpongeBob holding the US flag, paired with text noting the US has had 40 presidents and 1 civil war. The second panel shows a stern SpongeBob wearing a headband holding the UK flag, paired with text noting the UK has had 61 kings and 3 large civil wars. The third panel shows a buff, angry SpongeBob wearing a headband holding the Brazilian flag, with Mr. Krabs chained in the background, paired with an extensive list of major political crises in Brazil including emperors, dictators, coups, civil wars, impeachments, presidential self-coup attempts, a former dictator elected as president, the world's largest corruption scandal, and a former inmate president. The humor derives from framing Brazil as far more politically turbulent and 'hardcore' than the US and UK, with the escalating intensity of SpongeBob's design matching the scale of historical crises for each nation.

U.S. x UK x Brazil Political History Comparison Meme

This is a 3-panel comparison …

This is a two-panel reaction meme using the popular awkward monkey puppet template. The top text responds to the original question of why China and India never qualify for the World Cup with a humorous point: when the public mocks Italy for failing to qualify for the FIFA World Cup, China and India cannot join in the criticism, as the two countries together account for one third of the world's total population, yet their national men's football teams consistently fail to qualify for the tournament themselves. The first panel shows the monkey puppet staring straight ahead with a stiff, awkward neutral expression, and the second panel shows it glancing nervously to the side with a guilty, embarrassed look, perfectly capturing the uncomfortable, unqualified-to-judge sentiment of the two countries in this scenario.

India and China React Awkwardly To Italy World Cup Qualification Mockery

This is a two-panel reaction …

This is a humorous meme using a screenshot of Willem Dafoe as Norman Osborn from the 2002 *Spider-Man* film. The top white text sets up the joke: 'HOW DUDES WHO HAVE NEVER SEEN A FOOTBALL MATCH EVER ACT WHEN THE WORLD CUP HAPPENS:'. The bottom yellow caption edits the iconic original line from the film ('you know I'm something of a scientist myself') to 'you know i'm something of a football expert myself'. The meme mocks bandwagon fans who have no prior interest in football, but suddenly act as if they are experienced and knowledgeable about the sport during the World Cup to fit in with trending social conversations.

People who never watch football pretend to be experts during World Cup

This is a humorous meme using…

The meme features a real person standing outdoors near a calm body of water, wearing a dark jacket with a prominent German flag patch on the chest. The individual has a beard and dark hair, with a neutral to slightly confused expression. The top portion of the image contains bold white text on a black background: 'Denmark and the USA both invoke article 5, Germany gets confused and invades Poland.' The humor relies on a historical reference to Germany's past invasions of Poland, framed as 'muscle memory' when confused by the invocation of NATO's Article 5 (collective defense clause).

Germany's 'Muscle Memory' with Article 5

The meme features a real pers…