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Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni speaks after Argentina’s 3-2 win vs. Egypt

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni spoke to the media after Argentina’s 3-2 win against Egypt at the World Cup.

The Argentina national team won 3-2 against Egypt after trailing 2-0 with 15 minutes remaining in the match. Cristian Romero, Lionel Messi and Enzo Fernandez all scored for Argentina. Speaking to the media, here is what a visibly emotional Lionel Scaloni had to say after the match:

“This group of players, what can I say?

“I’m sorry, I’m too emotional. I have to go.”

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17 Comments

  1. Wen Argentina immediately started static watching around the box I said the cross goes in they score they did

    Wen they ran at us I said no one tackles or fails they score THEY DID

    YOU CAN. SEE AEGENTINA ARE THERE OWN WORSE ENEMY and it’s super super annoying surly they can see it themselves

    STOP GIVING THE OTHER TEAM GOALS because fear is making you freeze up
    Wen teams are in the flanks don’t stand still TACKLE SLIDE THEM OR RUN ST TGE BALL ROW Z IT reset your selves

    Don’t stand idle watching the ball

  2. What everyone is missing here is Argentina and only Argentina do this weird super scared thing no one else on the planet does it

    It’s not passion it’s un professional. The ref blow his whistle the game started SO MOVE

    ITS EXACT SAME SHIT vs holland France cape no one else is doing this it’s only us
    And it’s something Argentina need to stop doing

    Stop EMBARRASSING yourselves EGIPT didn’t do anything worthy of a goal WE GAVE THEM THE GOALS same shit shit holland same shit France come back

    Stop doing it

    THERE WAS SO MANY TAXKLE LIGHT FAUL CHANCES to stop EGIPT But instead we back off looking at the ball

    That’s what kids do in baby league defend by going to a ball or thru a player IF IN DOUBT KICK IT OUT

  3. And honestly I know this is impossible, but at this I would even consider replacing Emi Martinez. He can’t seem to save anything. Bring him on before a penalty shootout.

    Scaloni himself bragged many times that no one’s place in this team is guaranteed, how it is all about form, day-to-day performance and the system and what not. Now how about putting that into action?

    • They already started. They say the game was robbed, that Licha wasn’t fouled and that they should have had a penalty from the player that fell away from the Argentina box.
      Nothing new, it’s hard looking this pretty.

  4. My nephew is married to an Egyptian and both were at the game today, GOD FORBID if I had to hear from them or his in-laws💀💀💀💀.
    Call me whatever you want but I knew Egypt was going to score and then another…just had that awful feeling and that if ARG just scored 1 then they would end up winning the game….NO BS but don’t want to feel that rage inside again

  5. I don’t care what anyone says, this Argentina team has unbelievable spirit and fight. I don’t think any other team would recover from being two-nil down with ten minutes to go and score three wonderful goals. Regardless of the opponent, it’s unscripted. By the way, what a tackle from Leandro Paredes! Bring on Switzerland or Colombia, we will beat them.

  6. The lack of willingness to tackle faul is driving me spare

    DEFEND by pushing out play

    Debu needs to step up
    And stop the knee nocking fear shit

    His driving me mad with the lack of presents

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