Paulo Dybala scored a penalty for AS Roma in their 1-0 win vs. Venezia.
Dybala made it six goals with AS Roma this season, scoring the only goal in their win. AS Roma were awarded a penalty kick and it was the Argentine who took it, scoring to give AS Roma the 1-0 lead.
Matías Soulé was an unused substitute while Leandro Paredes was not in the team.
Lionel Messi scored and had two assists for Inter Miami in their 5-0 pre-season win against Olimpia.
Messi got his first goal of the pre-season for Inter Miami in their win. With the score at 0-0, Luis Suárez was through on goal but passed it to Messi who scored to give Inter Miami the 1-0 lead.
At 1-0, Messi would receive the ball and pass it out wide to Federico Redondo and he would score Inter Miami’s second goal of the match. Moments later, Messi would play a pass inside the penalty area to Noah Allen and he would score from close range.
The 37 year old would be substituted out in the second half.
Julián Álvarez scored a Panenka penalty for Atletico Madrid in their 1-1 draw against Real Madrid.
Álvarez reached 17 goals for the season with Atletico Madrid in their draw in La Liga. With the score at 0-0, Atletico Madrid were awarded a penalty kick and it was Julián Álvarez who would take it.
The Argentine would chip goalkeeper Thibault Courtois and kick down the middle and score to give Atletico Madrid the 1-0 lead. Kylian Mbappe would draw Real Madrid level in the second half.
Rodrigo De Paul and Giuliano Simeone would both also start with Nahuel Molina and Ángel Correa being substituted into the match.
Nicolás Otamendi scored for Benfica in their 3-2 win vs. Moreirense.
Otamendi made it two goals in his last two games for Benfica and three goals this season. With Benfica leading 2-1, they were awarded a corner kick and the ball fell to Otamendi and the Argentine would head it and score to give Benfica the 3-2 lead.
Ángel Di María missed the match due to a muscle injury and Otamendi was the only Argentine in the match.
Nicolás Otamendi scoring for Benfica. pic.twitter.com/tqXBHtf4G5
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