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Argentina's triumphant World Cup-winning squad were forced to complete their victory parade in Buenos Aires with a helicopter flyover after footage appeared to show a fan diving on to their open-top bus.
Argentina’s triumphant World Cup-winning squad were forced to complete their victory parade in Buenos Aires with a helicopter flyover after footage appeared to show a fan diving on to their open-top bus.
Argentina's national team will celebrate their World Cup triumph on Tuesday in Buenos Aires at the Obelisk, the monument that is the traditional epicentre of sporting celebrations, the federation said on Monday.
Thirty-six years after Diego Maradona helped Argentina beat Germany to lift the World Cup in Mexico City, the shirt he wore in the game has returned to his homeland.
Thirty-six years after Diego Maradona helped Argentina beat Germany to lift the World Cup in Mexico City, the shirt he wore in the game has returned to his homeland. Germany’s Lothar Matthaeus, who swapped shirts with Maradona, donated the jersey to the Argentine embassy in Madrid in August and it was handed over to the country’s football association (AFA) by collector Marcelo Ordas on Wednesday.
MEXICO CITY: The Argentine Super Cup will be played in Abu Dhabi in January after the country's football association (AFA) signed a partnership with the Abu Dhabi Sports Council (ADSC), which announced the deal on Wednesday.
The president of the Argentine federation has bad news for fans of his National Team: a star teammate of Lionel Messi in the Albiceleste is in danger of missing the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Find out why in this story.
San Mamés aún tenía una sorpresa, un último baile esta temporada. El estadio que palpita en rojo y blanco bajó el telón de la Liga, pero ofreció una función extra, un momento de lujo, a una hinchada que en cuanto a pasión no tiene mucho que envidiar a la del Athletic: Argentina realizó una sesión de entrenamiento a puerta abierta dentro de la estadía que lleva a cabo en la capital vizcaína como preparación para la Finalíssima ante Italia del miércoles 1 de junio en el londinense estadio de Wembley: el campeón de Europa ante el de América. Algo más de 15.000 personas estuvieron atentas a la hora y veinte minutos de ejercicios de Messi y compañía en una cita con tono festivo y con un público familiar y muy animoso: el anillo inferior veía cómo se llenaban las gradas laterales y casi todas las de detrás de las porterías. Algunos llegaron desde muy lejos, incluso desde Francia. «No pude ver a nuestra selección jamás en mi país y este era el momento que llevaba esperando tanto tiempo», proclamaba una aficionada con una camiseta de Maradona.