After the forced final against Mexico, Argentina is already working on a new crossroads to kill or die against Robert Lewandowski’s Poland. The players who have not played against El Tri have trained in Doha, under the watchful eye of Lionel Messi and Rodrigo De Paul. All the color, the news, minute by minute, inside clarion.
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De Paul’s relief: “We invite the few who have forgotten three and a half years for half an hour to get on the ship again”
Rodrigo De Paul has made self-criticism, but he has also indicated who is criticizing. Photo: Fernando de la Orden, special envoy.
Rodrigo De Paul was one of the players who most demonstrated the immediate relief felt by the entire national team when the 2-0 victory against Mexico took place in Qatar on Saturday evening. He knelt down and covered his face with his shirt. And there he stayed for a while until he joined in the greeting of his companions. Read more
Lionel Messi surprised and appeared in training for the national team a few hours after the victory against Mexico
Rodrigo De Paul and Lionel Messi chat animatedly while their teammates train. Photo: Fernando de la Orden / Special Envoy
The captain, accompanied by Rodrigo De Paul, watched his teammates work on the pitch who weren’t in the starting lineup in the last match. Later, they are reunited with their relatives. Read more
The emotion of Enzo Fernández’s father: “I hugged my wife and we cried”
Enzo Fernández’s father attended the match at the Lusail stadium with the player’s mother. Photo: Fernando de la Orden / Special Envoy
Raúl Fernández lived a dream night for his son, Enzo Fernández, live and directed. The father of the scorer of Argentina’s second goal against Mexico described how he felt. “The moment he scored the goal, the only thing I could do was hug my wife and we both cried,” he revealed.
“Later, all the people realized that we were the parents and hugged us. I have four other children older than them who all watched the match together in Buenos Aires and I imagined that the whole family was together, hugging each other, ”she told the Super Deportivo de Santa Fe program.
He also spoke of the hug he gave the Benfica player none other than Lionel Messi after his spectacular conversion: “That the best player in the world hugs my son for the goal he scored is something divine.”
Juan Sebastián Verón’s support for Rodrigo De Paul
The publication of the “Witch” Verón on Instagram.
Juan Sebastián Verón, a three-time World Cup player with Argentina, gave Rodrigo De Paul great support after Saturday’s victory against Mexico.
“I’ve seen this before, you kept trying, the idiots will keep trying to fall and blame you for an outcome…don’t give up, you have a lot of kicks to kick,” the ‘Witch’ wrote in an Instagram story, along with an image of the Argentine midfielder, who had a less than usual performance in the first two matches of Qatar 2022.
Stripped down and in leather: the incredible image of Tinelli in Qatar after Argentina’s victory over Mexico
Marcelo Tinelli is in Qatar enjoying the experience of living a World Cup with family and friends. Well, “enjoy” is a figure of speech. Like all Argentines, the TV presenter suffered the match of the national team against Mexico. And that the stumbling block in the debut match against Saudi Arabia was a blow that put a strain on the second duel of the tournament. And so he lived not only on the pitch but also in the stands. Read more.
The message for Enzo Fernández from a former River teammate: “You have learned”
Tomás Andrade and Enzo Fernández have a common background: both came from the lower divisions of the river. There, apparently, a friendship was born which was reflected this Saturday in a Twitter post that the current Audax Italiano player dedicated to him at the wheel of the Argentine national team, author of a great goal against Mexico.
“You learned my friend hahahaha,” jokingly wrote the midfielder who passed through Bournemouth, Atlético Mineiro, Athletico Paranaense, Argentinos Juniors and South America, before landing in Chilean football.
What am I doing here, travel diary, day 14: ‘in-in’ fasting, eating in a studio apartment and the discount that wasn’t there
It would not have been easy to write this travel diary on the day Argentina was eliminated from the World Cup. There was no other choice but to fill this space with a story that served to mitigate some of the bad mood. It seemed like an impossible mission, but it was our duty to try. Luckily, La Scaloneta appeared and made our job a little easier. Read more.
Antonela Rocuzzo’s romantic message for Messi: “As I love you”
Antonela Rocuzzo’s Instagram story after the game.
Antonela Rocuzzo dedicated a romantic message to Lionel Messi after the victory of the Argentine national team over Mexico at the Lusail stadium, a scene in which the wife of the Albiceleste captain was with their sons Thiago, Mateo and Ciro.
“How I love you,” Rocuzzo wrote alongside a heart emoji and a photo of the Argentinian star celebrating in front of fans. It was the last of three images she posted as a story.
In another photo we see her with her three children, with her back to the playing field, all wearing the alternative shirt of the national team.
Lisandro Martínez: “Proud of this group”
Lisandro Martínez said he was “proud of the group” of the Argentina national team after the all-important 2-0 victory over Mexico.
“Fuck it! Proud of this group that always gives its all. Wednesday again with everything!” wrote the Manchester United defender on his Twitter account.
The national team match had the highest number of spectators in the last 28 years
Lionel Messi played in front of 88,966 spectators in Argentina’s 2-0 win over Mexico on Saturday, the highest attendance at any World Cup match in 28 years.
Lusail stadium, which will host the final on 18 December, had the most fans at the World Cup since the 1994 final in the United States, according to FIFA. At the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California, 91,194 people watched as Brazil beat Italy on penalties after drawing 0-0 in regulation time.
Saturday’s attendance surpassed by hundreds the previous two meetings at Lusail Stadium, when Brazil beat Serbia and Argentina lost to Saudi Arabia.
Source: Clarin
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