Hugo Lloris pulled off 1 of the best saves of the 2018 World Cup — but Twitter was more captivated by a horrible-looking bug that tried to fly into his mouth

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• Hugo Lloris just pulled off one of the greatest saves of the 2018 FIFA World Cup tournament.
• But the talk of Twitter was how the France goalkeeper made a save of a different kind as the 31-year-old prevented a dragonfly from entering his mouth.
• One Twitter user even created an account in the dragonfly's name.
• France beat Uruguay 2-0 in the World Cup's first quarterfinal match on Friday.
• France and Lloris progress into the semifinal stage of the competition on Tuesday, hopefully without any bugs.
• Read all of Business Insider's World Cup coverage here.

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