Messi Cedera, Inter Miami Tak Mau Ambil Risiko
Inter Miami terus memantau cedera Lionel Messi dari hari ke hari. Inter Miami tidak akan buru-buru menurunkan Messi.
Argentina Sport News
Olympics 2024: Australia Hockey Player Matt Dawson Amputates Part Of Finger To Play At Games
Australian hockey player Matt Dawson has made the ultimate sacrifice to be at the Paris Olympics by having part of his finger amputated in order to play. The 30-year-old, who was a member of the silver medal-winning team three years ago in Tokyo, recently broke the ring finger on his right hand, plunging his bid to compete at a third Olympics into doubt. Doctors advised him to put it in a cast and let it recover or have the top cut off.
Paris 2024 soccer tournaments: Groups, schedule and qualified teams
Groups and knockout schedules for the men's and women's soccer tournaments at the Paris Olympics:
How Leny Yoro's transfer to Man United impacts Matthijs de Ligt deal
Despite Manchester United's recent acquisition of Leny Yoro, Matthijs de Ligt remains interested in joining the club.
Argentina Apologizes To France In Football-Chant Row
Buenos Aires apologized to France after Argentina's vice president called the European country "colonialist" and its people "hypocrites" in an argument over alleged racist chants by Argentine footballers. President Javier Milei's office said Friday it had sent a senior official to the French embassy to explain that Victoria Villarruel's angry statement on social media was made in her personal capacity. FIFA has announced an investigation into the chants sung by Argentina players, including Chelsea and Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez, 23, after they won the Copa America.
Alexander Zverev Clinches Season-Leading 43rd Win, Aims To Be 'Happiest Man On Planet'
Alexander Zverev claimed a season-leading 43rd win on Friday with a straight-sets victory over Zhang Zhizhen of China to edge closer to back-to-back titles at his hometown Hamburg tournament.
Rafael Nadal Reaches Bastad Open Semi-Finals After Four-Hour Marathon
Rafael Nadal fought into the semi-finals of the Bastad Open on Friday as he defeated Argentina's Mariano Navone 6-7 (2/7), 7-5, 7-5 in three hours and 59 minutes. The 22-time Grand Slam champion is through to the last four of a tournament for the first time since Wimbledon two years ago. "It was very close, long and tiring," said Nadal, whose near four-hour victory was the second longest three-set match of his career -- after the 2009 Madrid semi-final against Novak Djokovic, which lasted 4hr 3min. "For moments he was in control. For moments I was in control. At the end, no one was in control. That's the truth," added Nadal.
Argentinian Government Official Is Out After Daring To Criticize Lionel Messi
No one criticizes Lionel Messi in Argentina and gets away with it!