More fútbol argentino than you can shake a mullet at
Alejandro Sabella, after playing four friendlies of dubious importance, finally had his competitive debut as Argentina manager on Friday evening, and it could hardly have gone better. Chile provided tricky opposition and deserved more for their own efforts, but Sabella's side read the game well, created and took their chances and ran out 4-1 winners... Continue Reading →
After some unconvincing showings in their first three matches which, nevertheless, brought qualification for the final group stage, Argentina's Under 20s improved a lot last night in their final group match against Chile, winning 3-1 to top the group. Banfield's Facundo Ferreyra weighed in with a brace and Arsenal de Sarandí's Claudio Mosca hit the... Continue Reading →
Against tricky opponents, Argentina got off to a winning start in their campaign for the 2010 World Cup. The goals in the Monumental came from near identical free kicks from Juan Román Riquelme, who showed (as one of our readers has already suggested) that Alfio Basile had every reason to show such confidence in him... Continue Reading →
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