The Argentina national team are back in Argentina after their win against Chile.

Lionel Scaloni’s team flew back to Argentina following their 1-0 World Cup qualifying win against Chile on Thursday. The team did not train on Friday and had the day off until Saturday.

First place in the South American World Cup qualifiers, Argentina will play Colombia on Tuesday. Lionel Messi, who started the match against Chile on the bench, is expected to start Tuesday’s match.

Franco Mastantuono commented on his Instagram about playing with the Argentina national team for the first time.

Mastantuono was brought on for the Argentina national team in their 1-0 win against Chile in his first match. The 17 year old became the youngest player to ever play a competitive match with the Argentina national team. Mastantuono commented about his first match on his Instagram page, here is what he had to say:

“Unforgettable day, nothing more beautiful than playing with your countries shirt! Thanks to everyone who made it possible and to my team mates for letting be part of it.”

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Julián Álvarez has reached four goals in the South American World Cup qualifiers.

Álvarez scored the only goal of the match for Argentina in their 1-0 win against Chile, to bring his tally to four goals in the qualifiers for the World Cup. The 25 year old has now scored 13 goals in 45 matches with the Argentina national team.

Those four goals in the World Cup qualifiers have come twice against Chile, having scored in both matches against them, one against Colombia and one against Brazil. Lionel Messi leads the South American World Cup qualifiers with six goals.

Argentina will finish the South American World Cup qualifiers in first place.

The Argentina national team won 1-0 against Chile on Thursday to extend their first place lead. Already qualified for the World Cup, Argentina are now on 34 points and Ecuador, who drew against Brazil, are in second place along with Paraguay on 24 hours.

Lionel Scaloni’s team will play Colombia on Tuesday and they are on 20 points. With three matches remaining in the qualifiers, the 10 point difference between Argentina and the second place teams means that even if Argentina were to lose all three of their remaining matches, they will remain first in the standings.