Lautaro Martínez is injured and is set to miss 15 days for Inter.
Martínez will be out for 15 days for Inter. According to SkySport, the 28 year old suffered an injury to his calf and is set to miss two weeks.
The Argentine recently came back from a calf injury, having missed five league matches.
Argentina will play Honduras and Iceland in June before the World Cup.
The Argentina national team will play against Honduras and Iceland in June. Lionel Scaloni’s team is going to play against Honduras on June 6 at Kyle Field College Station in Texas.
On June 9, Argentina will play against Iceland at Jordan-Hare stadium in Auburn, Alabama.
Javier Pastore, Enzo Fernández’s agent, has clarified the situation with Chelsea
Enzo Fernández was sanctioned for two matches after making comments about wanting to live in Madrid. Javier Pastore, his agent, spoke to Top Mercato about the situation. Here is what he had to say:
“We explained to the player that even if he did nothing wrong, he should not have said that. He is still young, he still has some things to learn.
“We explained to the club that he said this without meaning harm, that he made a mistake. We are on the same wave length as Chelsea, we made peace yesterday and before yesterday between Chelsea and the player. There were never really any problems.”
Lucas Martínez Quarta was red carded for River Plate as they and Tigre drew in the Copa Sudamericana while Racing won.
River Plate drew 1-1 away in Bolivia against Blooming. Lucas Martínez Quarta was red carded after six minutes, when he grabbed a player from behind and the player would fall onto the pitch.
With the score at 0-0, Fabricio Bustos crossed the ball inside the penalty area and Sebastián Driussi would score to give River Plate the 1-0 lead. Anthony Vasquez Arcila would score the goal to draw Blooming level.
Of the three Argentine clubs in the Copa Sudamericana, only Racing were able to get a win. The Argentine club were away to Independiente Petrolero in Bolivia and were able to get a 3-1 win.
Gonzalo Sosa received the ball and made a run inside the penalty area, scoring to give Racing the 1-0 lead. With Racing leading 1-0, Gastón Martirena would score Racing’s second goal of the match off a difficult angle.
Independiente would score a penalty to pull one back. With Racing leading 2-1, the goalkeeper came out but was unable to get to the ball and Adrian Fernandez would score Racing’s third goal of the match.
Tigre would get a 1-1 draw against Alianza Atlético in Peru. With the score at 0-0, an effort by David Romero was saved by the goalkeeper but Ignacio Russo would score the rebound to give Tigre the 1-0 lead.
At 1-1, the Argentine Valentin Robaldo would draw level for Atletico after a cross into the penalty area.
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GOL DO RIVER PLATE!!
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Atlético Madrid secured a commanding 2-0 victory over Barcelona in the first leg of the UEFA Champions League quarterfinals, with Argentine players playing a decisive role on a historic night at Camp Nou.
The standout moment came from Julián Álvarez, who produced a spectacular free-kick goal to give Atlético the lead just before halftime. The Argentine forward once again proved his quality on the big stage, delivering when it mattered most.
The match shifted early after Giuliano Simeone was brought down in a key attacking move, leading to a red card for Barcelona and setting up the free kick that Álvarez converted brilliantly into the top corner. It was a moment of pure class from the World Cup winner, marking one of the highlights of the Champions League season so far.
In goal, Juan Musso delivered a crucial performance for Atlético. The Argentine goalkeeper made several key saves to keep his team ahead, especially during Barcelona’s push in the second half. His composure and shot-stopping ability were vital in maintaining the clean sheet.
Atlético showed both discipline and efficiency throughout the match. Despite Barcelona dominating possession, Diego Simeone’s side remained compact and dangerous on the counterattack. That approach paid off again in the second half, as Atlético extended their lead and silenced the home crowd.
The result marks a significant statement from Atlético Madrid, who had not won at Camp Nou in two decades. With a two-goal advantage, they now take a strong position into the second leg.
The second leg will take place on April 14 at the Wanda Metropolitano, where Atlético will look to finish the job and secure a place in the Champions League semifinals.
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