Put to him that Argentina coach Jorge Sampaoli had suggested his team dominated, Croatia defender dismisses the claims and hit out at the South Americans.
A scene from the match
Croatia defender Sime Vrsaljko accused Argentina of "crying like girls" during his side's comprehensive 3-0 World Cup win on Thursday.
Goals from Ante Rebic, Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic saw Zlatko Dalic's men to a resounding win in the Group D clash.
Argentina struggled to contain Croatia, particularly after Willy Caballero's awful error gifted Rebic a 53rd-minute opener.
Put to him that Argentina coach Jorge Sampaoli had suggested his team dominated, Vrsaljko dismissed the claims and hit out at the South Americans.
"I don't know what game he watched," the full-back said, via Croatian media.
"I saw Argentinians falling on the floor and crying like girls.
"We were firmer, better, had better chances. They will have to do well in the next game [against Nigeria] to progress to the second round, if they even progress."
Argentina were left with one point in the group and needing other results to go their way to reach the last 16.
Iceland also have one point and face Nigeria in a crucial clash on Friday.