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Argentina national team schedule for the week, will play Venezuela on Thursday

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The Argentina national team’s week will begin with training on Monday behind closed doors as they play Venezuela on Thursday.

Lionel Scaloni’s Argentina will play a World Cup qualifier on Thursday against Venezuela with training beginning on Monday. Players of the Argentina national team will begin arriving Monday and the team will hold a first training session at 6:00 pm local time.

On Tuesday, the team will train at 5:00 pm with the final 15 minutes being open to the media. Lionel Scaloni will speak at a press conference on Wednesday with a training session at 5:00 pm local time, once more, behind closed doors.

Argentina will play against Venezuela on Thursday at the Monumental stadium. Their final training session, which will also be behind closed doors, will take place on Friday.

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Aarón Anselmino plays first match for Borussia Dortmund, substituted out to standing ovation

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Aarón Anselmino played his first match for Borussia Dortmund and was substituted out to a standing ovation.

Anselmino started for Borussia Dortmund in their 3-0 win against Union Berlin. The Argentine recently joined Dortmund on loan from Chelsea and was one of the best players on the pitch.

The 20 year old played 76 minutes, making five clearances, two tackles, 88 touches and 73 accurate passes. Dortmund manager Niko Kovač had this to say about Anselmino’s performance:

“Aaron Anselmino produced a world-class performance. That’s why we signed him. He’s physically fit. He just needs to get into his rhythm.”

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni comments on winning, Lionel Messi, World Cup

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Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni commented on the team winning as much as they have, Lionel Messi and the World Cup.

Lionel Scaloni spoke in an interview with Pablo Giralt about not wanting to play the Finalissima against Spain before the World Cup. In the same interview, he also commented on the team winning. Here is what he had to say:

“It’s not normal to have achieved everything that was achieved.

“Life goes on after being World champions. Winning doesn’t allow you to do whatever you want.”

Scaloni also commented on Lionel Messi:

“Messi still makes the difference, cracks are like that. Messi has won the right to decide when he retires. Let’s enjoy Messi while we have him.”

When asked about the World Cup:

“The heat in the next World Cup is going to be very tough.”

He also spoke about friendly matches:

“They help us to get together with the group… I’m interested in them arriving healthy to the World Cup.”

About Rodrigo De Paul joining Inter Miami:

“De Paul in MLS? I know Rodrigo well. We don’t value where they play, but rather their performances. If he continues to be the same as always, he’ll stay. It’s up to him. I don’t think he’ll have any problems. We know his training style and how he takes care of himself.”

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Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni speaks on Finalissima vs. Spain

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Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni spoke about the Finalissima against Spain.

Lionel Scaloni has commented on the Finalissima match against Spain that is set for Match of next year. Argentina are expected to play the Euro winners, Spain, next year in the Finalissima before the World Cup.

The reigning World champions also won the last Finalissima, winning 3-0 against Italy at Wembley. Speaking in an interview with Pablo Giralt, here is what Scaloni had to say:

“I would have preferred not to play the Finalissima before the World Cup. There was time to play it before. Spain couldn’t because of the Nations League, which was invented by them and killed us in South America.”

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Joaquín Panichelli scores for Strasbourg in 3-2 loss vs. Monaco

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Joaquín Panichelli scored for Strasbourg in their 3-2 loss against Monaco.

Panichelli made it two goals in three matches with Strasbourg, this time scoring a penalty kick. With Monaco leading 2-1, Strasbourg were awarded a penalty kick and it was the Argentine who took it.

With the Monaco goalkeeper diving to the right, Panichelli kicked to the left and scored to draw Strasbourg level. At 2-2, Monaco would take a 3-2 lead in 90+6 minutes into the match.

Valentín Barco also started the match for Strabourg.

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