In the countdown to the semi-final against Croatia, all eyes are on the clash between Lionel Messi and Luka Modric the emblematic players of each of the teams. Champions League winners, Ballon d’Or winners, both are looking for a place in another world final. I followed minute by minute everything that happens in the World Cup:
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They confirm the dress that Argentina will wear against Croatia
Argentina will use the same uniform used against the Netherlands. Photo: Fernando de la Orden / Special Envoy
The composition of the national team for Tuesday’s semi-final against Croatia has just been confirmed. And those of Scaloni will go with the same clothing with which they competed with Holland.
Argentina will use the starting shirt, white pants and socks. Meanwhile, Dibu Martínez will wear a diver and green pants.
Scaloni’s press conference before the semifinal against Croatia
The Argentinian coach will speak to Nicolás Tagliafico in a press conference this Monday, before Tuesday’s semi-final against Croatia.
Later, at 12, Argentine time, the coach will carry out the last training session in which he will define the team. As usual, the first 15 minutes will be open to the press.
“Argentina has not yet reached its full potential,” said German Klinsmann
Former German footballer and coach Jürgen Klinsmann said today that the Argentina national team has not yet reached its full football potential in the Qatar 2022 World Cup and that tomorrow’s semi-final against Croatia will be a good opportunity to achieve it.
“Argentina haven’t reached their full potential and I think against Croatia they will be able to reach it,” said Klinsmann, the 1990 World Cup champion in Italy.
The historic German footballer highlighted the level of the team led by Lionel Scaloni during the FIFA Technical Study Group exhibition at the Doha Media Center.
They clarify that the Spanish referee Lahoz has not been penalized for his performance in Argentina-Holland
Spanish referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz shows Lionel Messi a yellow card. photo by AFP.
The Spanish referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz, whose work is being questioned in the match between Argentina and the Netherlands for the quarter-finals of the Qatar 2022 World Cup, he received no penalty for his performanceFIFA sources clarified this on Friday.
Source: Clarin
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