Lisandro Martinez and Argentina ready to re-live World Cup madness ahead of homecoming
Last time Lisandro Martinez was in Argentina it was one heck of a party. Tonight might be round two.
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Last time Lisandro Martinez was in Argentina it was one heck of a party. Tonight might be round two.
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BUENOS AIRES: Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni said his players need to maintain their high competitive level after beating France on penalties to win the country’s third World Cup in Qatar last year. Ahead of Thursday’s friendly against Panama, Scaloni spoke about the squad that will feature captain Lionel Messi and the rest of the players who were crowned champions on Dec. 18.
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Pelatih Argentina Lionel Scaloni mewanti-wanti para pemainnya. Meski berstatus sebagai juara Piala Dunia, Argentina harus tetap menjaga daya saing.
Lionel Messi and his Argentina teammates will make a triumphant return in their homeland on Thursday when they play their first match since winning the World Cup in Qatar. More than 1.5 million fans applied for 63,000 available tickets for the match against Central American minnows Panama at the Monumental stadium in Buenos Aires. Football-mad Argentines were out in even larger numbers following the Albiceleste's dramatic penalty shoot-out victory over France in December. An estimated five million people thronged the streets of Buenos Aires a few days later for the trophy parade.