Lionel Messi took to social media to support the Argentj a national team after their 4-1 win against Brazil.

Messi was left out of Argentina’s 1-0 win against Uruguay and 4-1 win against Brazil in the World Cup qualifiers due to injury. The Argentine World Cup winner supported the team on his Instagram page during the match and on Wednesday, wrote the following:

“In, out, wherever it may be with this National Team. Always speaking through football. Congratulations on the great match you played last night and also on the win against Uruguay.”

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Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni commented on Argentina’s 4-1 win against Brazil.

Lionel Scaloni commented on his team’s massive win against Brazil in the World Cup qualifiers. Speaking to the media after the match, here is what he had to say:

“It’s a team victory, because we played as a team and that’s why we minimized Brazil. It is the only way to beat these players. I think we played great matches and the important thing is to know how to interpret each one.

“There will be games in which we will suffer and others in which we will not. We have to show that we are capable of playing in different circumstances.

“It’s hard to put pressure on such a technical team. I think the quick goal helped them open up a little more. We were able to occupy the spaces better, especially with this type of players, who are all adapting very well.

“There are still things to do and many things can happen. We are going call up by call up, enjoying being there.

“I want people to enjoy this moment. We don’t know how long it will last, but at some point, it will take a turn.

“Hopefully, it lasts a long time, but in the meantime, let’s enjoy how these guys play. We will keep trying.”

Scaloni also spoke about the comments Raphinha made before the match:

“I forgive Raphinha because I know he didn’t do it on purpose, he’s defending his country. I’m completely sure he didn’t mean to hurt anyone.

“There’s no need for statements for the game to be played this way. We didn’t play like this because of that.”

Rodrigo De Paul started for Argentina in their 4-1 win against Brazil and stated after the match that people should respect them.

De Paul was part of the starting eleven and played the entire match for Argentina in their massive World Cup qualifying win. Speaking after the match to the media, here is what he had to say:

“We have never disrespected anyone beforehand. Over all these years, we have been disrespected quite a lot. No one helped us. We achieved everything on our own. And we keep proving it.

“For the past six years, we have been the best national team of all. Let them respect us.”