Mariano Troilo scored for Parma in their 1-0 win against AC Milan.
Troilo got his first goal for Parma since joining the club, scoring in the win. With the score at 0-0, Parma were awarded a corner kick and it was the Argentine who scored a header to give Parma the 1-0 lead.
The 22 year old joined Parma from Belgrano last year and has played in 10 league matches.
Alexis Mac Allister scored the only goal in Liverpool’s 1–0 win over Nottingham Forest in Matchday 27 of the Premier League.
The Argentine had already found the net in the 89th minute, but the goal was ruled out for handball after a VAR review. Still, he did not give up. In the final minute of stoppage time, he reacted quickly inside the box after a rebound from the goalkeeper and finished with a right-footed shot to secure the victory.
It was a dramatic moment at the City Ground, as Mac Allister celebrated with his teammates and the traveling fans after delivering three important points.
This was his first Premier League goal in 27 matches. Overall, it was his fourth goal of the season in 37 appearances, along with four assists.
Enzo Barrenechea scored his first Liga Portugal goal for Benfica in a 3–0 victory over AFS.
In the 30th minute, the Argentine midfielder controlled the ball inside the box and finished with a composed shot across goal to extend Benfica’s lead.
Both Nicolás Otamendi and Barrenechea started for Benfica, playing key roles in the win. The team now shifts its focus to Wednesday’s big challenge: attempting to overturn the series against Real Madrid at the Santiago Bernabéu.
Meanwhile, Gianluca Prestianni was absent due to yellow card suspension.
Atlético Madrid beat Espanyol 4–2 in an exciting La Liga match after going down 1–0 early in the game. The key moment came from Giuliano Simeone, who scored the goal that gave Atlético the lead at 2–1.
Simeone received the ball inside the box and finished with a strong shot across goal. The ball went into the far corner, and he celebrated by kissing the Atlético badge.
In the second half, more Argentines took the field. Nahuel Molina, Thiago Almada, and Julián Álvarez all came on as substitutes and added fresh energy to the team. Almada nearly scored after dribbling past the goalkeeper, but his shot was cleared off the line.
Per reports by journalist Gastón Edul, Lautaro Martínez’s recent injury is causing more concern at Inter than within the Argentina national team setup, as current timelines indicate the striker should be available for the Finalissima against Spain.
The forward picked up the injury during Inter’s 3-1 loss to Bodø/Glimt in the Champions League. While any physical issue months before the World Cup draws attention, early indications suggest the problem is not considered severe.
According to reports, Martínez is dealing with a soleus muscle tear. The expected recovery time is at least 20 days, though the exact timeline will depend on the grade of the injury. From Argentina’s perspective, the outlook remains positive.
Inter manager Cristian Chivu described the injury as “serious,” but the concern is mainly tied to Inter’s immediate schedule, which includes the second leg against Bodø/Glimt, a Coppa Italia clash with Como, and the derby against Milan.
For Argentina, the calendar provides more margin. The Albiceleste’s next major commitment is the Finalissima against Spain on March 27 in Qatar.
If medical tests confirm a standard muscle tear without complications, Martínez would have roughly three weeks to receive medical clearance. After that, he is expected to need between 10 and 14 additional days to regain full match fitness.
That preparation window is currently the focus of Lionel Scaloni’s coaching staff as they monitor the striker’s recovery ahead of the high-profile clash.
