Mateo Silvetti commented on Argentina’s 1-0 win against Colombia at the U20 World Cup.

Silvetti scored for the Argentina U20 national team’s 1-0 win against Colombia in the semi finals to bring Argentina to the U20 World Cup final. The Argnetine scored in the Round of 16, in the quarter finals and in the semi finals for Argentina. Speaking on the AFA’s official website after the match, here is what Silvetti had to say:

“We pursued it throughout the tournament and achieved our major objective. I believe we deserve to be in the final.

“We have players of great stature; our country is rich in talent. We sought out spaces and felt a little more comfortable in the game.

“We were able to manage the second half with discipline.”

Alejo Sarco spoke about the Argentina U20 national team making the U20 World Cup final.

Sarco did not score for Argentina in their 1-0 win against Colombia in the semi finals of the U20 World Cup but the Argentine does have four goals at the World Cup. Speaking on the AFA’s official website after the match, here is what Sarco had to say:

“I’m very happy, it was a very complete game from everyone. I didn’t score, but that’s not important.

“We’re very happy to have reached the final. We knew it was going to be a tough game, I had to fight hard against the center backs.

“This group gives everything for the shirt. It’s pure grit and heart.”

Argentina U20 national team goalkeeper Santino Barbi spoke about the team’s win against Colombia at the U20 World Cup.

The Argentina U20 national team won 1-0 against Colombia in the semi-finals of the U20 World Cup and will play Morocco in the World Cup final. Santino Barbi made four saves for the Argentina national team in the win. Speaking on the official AFA website, here is what Barbi had to say:

“I’m happy to have helped the team and to be able to continue in the World Cup.

“They started with very intense pressure that prevented us from playing our game, but in the second half we were able to control the ball.

“As the minutes passed, the team found its rhythm.

“Now we’re going to celebrate, and tomorrow we’ll start thinking about Sunday’s final.”