Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni has named his starting eleven for the match against Switzerland and Lionel Messi starts.

Lionel Scaloni has not made any changes to the team which won 3-2 against Egypt. Here is the starting line-up:

Emiliano Martínez; Molina, Romero, Lisandro Martínez, Tagliafico; De Paul, Paredes, Enzo, Mac Allister; Messi and Julián Álvarez

Leandro Paredes is set to start for Argentina against Switzerland at the World Cup.

Paredes started Argentina’s 3-2 win against Egypt and is set to start for Argentina against Switzerland. According to Gastón Edul, Paredes will be in the starting eleven for the match.

Julián Álvarez is set to start for Argentina against Switzerland at the World Cup.

Âlvarez started for Argentina in their 3-2 win against Egypt at the World Cup and is set to start against Switzerland. According to Gastón Edul, the 26 year old old will start for Argentina.

The Argentina national team will play Switzerland at the World Cup and coach Lionel Scaloni could have his starting eleven in mind.

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni spoke at a press conference after the team trained in Kansas City. According to SC_ESPN, Lionel Scaloni could repeat the same starting eleven as the one that won 3-2 against Egypt. This is the rumored eleven:

Emiliano Martínez; Tagliafico, Lisandro Martínez, Romero, Molina; Enzo, Mac Allister, Paredes, De Paul, Julián Álvarez and Messi

Argentina national team coach Lionel Scaloni spoke about the team, Lionel Messi and Switzerland at the World Cup.

Lionel Scaloni spoke at a press conference where he commented on people wanting Argentina to lose and the match against Egypt. At the same press conference, Scaloni spoke about the team. Here is what he had to say:

“I think we’re doing well, beyond the match against Cabo Verde, where we played 120 minutes. But the team generated a ton of chances. With Egypt, we created even more and had some specific errors. But I think the team is doing well.

“For all of us, they’re playing one of the games of their lives and that counts because if the opponent plays well, it’s twice as difficult. We’ve gotten used to that and the team rebels and competes. It’s not easy to play the way we played in Qatar.

“Lautaro and Julián have done more than they have to do. Generally one plays but like the other day, it can happen that we have the option for them to play together sometimes. The assessment is positive with both.”

Scaloni also spoke about Lionel Messi:

“Leo runs about the same in the matches. He’s decisive and the team helps him. He’s done a great preparation and he’s giving everything he’s got. When he senses that he can create danger, he’s a machine. It doesn’t surprise us.

“As long as he wants to, he’s going to be the best. That’s what those of us who know him and see him train think. I don’t even want to imagine what it must have been like for him at 23-24 years old at Barcelona. It doesn’t surprise me.”

He also spoke about Switzerland:

“There is no easy opponent, we all already know that. Switzerland is a very good team that competes with the best national teams and comes out on top. It has a World Cup tradition and experienced players. It will be a tough opponent, one we respect.”