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Lionel Messi scores twice, assists for Inter Miami in 3-2 win vs. D.C. United

Roy Nemer
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Lionel Messi scores twice, assists for Inter Miami in 3-2 win vs. D.C. United

Lionel Messi scored twice and had one assist for Inter Miami in their 3-1 win against D.C. United.

Messi had two goals and Tadeo Allende had one for Inter Miami in their win. With the score at 0-0, Messi played a pass in from midfield which found Allende and he scored to give Inter Miami the 1-0 lead.

D.C. United would draw level minutes after the break as Lionel Messi would begin the Lionel Messi show. He would have an effort which would hit the cross bar.

At 1-1, Jordi Alba would play a pass in to Lionel Messi and he would score from inside the penalty area to give Inter Miami the 1-0 lead. With Inter Miami leading 2-1, they were awarded a penalty kick.

It was Mateo Silvetti which would take the penalty for Inter Miami but his effort would hit the crossbar. Minutes after, the referee would go to VAR for a possible penalty for D.C. United but no penalty was awarded.

With Inter Miami leading 2-1, Messi received the ball outside of the penalty area and the Argentine’s effort would go into the top corner of the goal to give Inter Miami the 3-1 lead. D.C. United would get one more goal in injury time but Inter Miami would get the win.

Santiago Castro scores for Bologna in 2-1 win vs. Genoa

Osvaldo Godoy
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Santiago Castro scores for Bologna in 2-1 win vs. Genoa

Argentine forward Santiago Castro played a decisive role in Bologna’s 2-1 home victory over Genoa on Matchday 4 of Serie A. The victory lifts Bologna into eighth place in the Serie A standings and keeps them in the chase for a European spot.

With the home side trailing, Castro struck in the 73rd minute with a brilliant backheel finish inside the box, showing great quality to bring his team level. The match was ultimately decided in stoppage time, as Riccardo Orsolini converted a penalty in the 99th minute to secure all three points.

Bologna had lined up from the start with Benjamin Domínguez, while Valentín Carboni came off the bench for Genoa in the second half.

River, Racing, Vélez and Estudiantes keep semifinal hopes alive in Copa Libertadores

Osvaldo Godoy
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River, Racing, Vélez and Estudiantes keep semifinal hopes alive in Copa Libertadores

The first legs of the Copa Libertadores quarterfinals wrapped up this week, with River Plate, Racing, Vélez, and Estudiantes keeping their hopes alive for a place in the semifinals.

River Plate faced Palmeiras in São Paulo and endured a rough first half, going 2-0 down through goals by Gustavo Gómez and Vitor Roque. However, Lucas Martínez Quarta scored late to keep Marcelo Gallardo’s team in the fight. The match also featured Argentine players José Manuel López and Aníbal Moreno in Palmeiras’ lineup. River must win by one goal to take the series to penalties, or by two to qualify directly. Any draw or defeat will see them eliminated.

In the all-Argentine clash, Racing secured a valuable away win against Vélez at the José Amalfitani, thanks to a goal from Maravilla Martínez. The return leg will be played at the Cilindro, where Racing advances as long as they avoid defeat. Vélez, meanwhile, needs a one-goal win to force penalties or a two-goal margin to progress.

Estudiantes took on Flamengo at the Maracaná and looked in serious trouble after falling 2-0 down inside the first nine minutes. Guido Carrillo’s late strike, however, gave Eduardo Domínguez’s side a lifeline. At home in La Plata, Estudiantes must win by one to take the tie to penalties or by two or more to move into the semis.

With narrow margins across all four series, Argentine clubs still have everything to play for in the return legs. The coming week will determine how many of them make it through to the last four of South America’s biggest tournament.

River Plate to block Ian Subiabre from joining Argentina U20 team if new contract not signed

Roy Nemer
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River Plate to block Ian Subiabre from joining Argentina U20 team if new contract not signed

River Plate could block Ian Subiabre from joining the Argentina U20 national team if he does not renew his contract.

Argentina U20 national team coach Diego Placente has called up Ian Subiabre from River Plate for the U20 World Cup which begins later this month. According to Hernán Castillo, the Argentine club will not release the 18 year old if he does not sign a new contract.

The new contract would keep him at the club until December 2028 with a release clause of €100 million. The AFA support River Plate’s decision and AFA president Claudio Tapia is set to meet with Subiabre’s agents.

His current contract expires in December 2026 and the new offer includes a better salary.

Argentina U20 national team announced for U20 World Cup, Julio Soler included

Roy Nemer
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Argentina U20 national team announced for U20 World Cup, Julio Soler included

The Argentina U20 national team has been announced for the U20 World Cup and seven players from foreign leagues have been called up.

Argentina U20 national team coach Diego Placente has announced his list of 21 players for the U20 tournament which begins on September 27 and ends on October 19 in Chile. Argentina have been drawn in Group D along with Italy, Australia and Cuba.

Diego Placente has called-up 14 players from the league in Argentina, one from Spain, one from the Premier League, two from Portugal, one from Brazil, one from Germany and from the MLS.

Placente will be without Claudio Echeverri of Bayer Leverkusen, Franco Mastantuono of Real Madrid, Valentín Carboni of Genoa and Aarón Anselmino of Borussia Dortmund. Here are the 21 players which will represent the Argentina U20 national team at the U20 World Cup:

Santino Barbi (Talleres)
Álvaro Busso (Velez Sarsfield)
Alain Gómez (Valencia)
Dylan Gorosito (Boca Juniors)
Santiago Fernández (Talleres)
Tobías Ramírez (Argentinos Juniors)
Valente Pierani (Estudiantes de la Plata)
Juan M. Villalba (Gimnasia y Esgrima la Plata)
Teo R. Pagano (San Lorenzo)
Julio Soler (Bournemouth)
Tomás Pérez (FC Porto)
Milton Delgado (Boca Juniors)
Tobías Andrada (Velez Sarsfield)
Álvaro Montoro (Botafogo)
Valentino Acuña (Newell’s Old Boys)
Santino Andino (Godoy Cruz)
Alejo Sarco (Bayer Leverkusen)
Ian Subiabre (River Plate)
Mateo Silvetti (Inter Miami)
Gianluca Prestianni (Benfica)
Maher Carrizo (Velez Sarsfield)

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