Critics and fans have cited a few main reasons for the disappointment:
Mismatched Themes:
The World Cup anthem is historically associated with themes of solidarity, fighting spirit, and sports enthusiasm.
Critics feel that lyrics in "Goals" (such as "My body, my fit" or showing off wealth) deviate too far from the core values of the tournament and sound more like nightclub or commercial music.
Missing the "Anthem" Feel:
Many listeners have pointed out that the track lacks the empowering, encouraging energy of legendary anthems like Shakira's "Waka Waka," leaving it feeling disconnected from the spirit of football.
To get a better sense of why it has caused such a divide, you can see how listeners are reacting to the track. Watch breakdown videos discussing the online controversy surrounding Lisa's World Cup track.
Despite the vocal opposition from sections of the football community, the song has generated massive streaming numbers and kept Lisa, Anitta, and Rema trending.
1. h0ngcom think "Goals" is not the true 2026 World Cup Anthem. It is "Dai Dai" from Shakira and Burna Boy. h0ngcom think some people misunderstood.
2. The account mentioned in the video clearly has "Arabic" in his name, meaning he comes from a country that women needed to dress very property. So h0ngcom don't surprised much with his comment.
3. Thailand never entered World Cup and/or not enter this year World Cup is not the main reason why Lisa's song should not be a World Cup song.
However, h0ngcom think it should be! The artists should come from World Cup participate countries and/or having the World Cup participate nationalities.
If this rule applies, this time may be both the first the last time a Thai artist join a World Cup song, since there is almost no possible way for Thailand to enter an any future World Cup. h0ngcom still agree with this rule.
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