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The possible changes for Argentina national team vs. England at World Cup

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni is set to make changes to the team for the match against England at the World Cup.

The Argentina national team will play England and Lionel Scaloni is expected to make changes to the starting eleven. According to Leo Paradizo, if Nicolás González starts the match, he would start on the left with Alexis Mac Allister on the right.

If Giuliano Simeone starts the match, he would be on the right side and Alexis Mac Allister on the left side. Exequiel Palacios could also start the match.

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4 Comments

  1. We need someone to shield Molina defensively, and for that I’d lean towards Simeone. His work rate and willingness to track back could be invaluable against England’s pace. Having said that, Nico González has consistently shown the temperament to handle high-pressure knockout games (Copa Final for example). That’s what makes this such a difficult call for Scaloni—it’s a choice between tactical balance and proven big-game composure.

  2. Isnt our Right side of defence more vulnerable?Atleast RDP used to cover Molina, if we remove RDP and play Nico Gonzalez in Left where atleast somehow Tagliafico is playing well both offensively and defensively. Wont it weaken our Right side?

    May be its not the final change, ther could be more in store.

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