“We are fine, neither happy nor sad”summed up the coach, consulted by the three rivals from Group C: Saudi Arabia, Mexico and Poland.
“It’s a group with difficult teams. We know Mexico, Poland ended up going through and beating Sweden well. Arabia played a great tie. We respect everyone, but logically we think we can have a good group stage”sentenced.
In relation to the Aztecs, led by the Argentine Gerardo Martino, who will play in the second game in the area, he recalled that they were always “a difficult rival.”
“Historically it is a difficult rival for us, I suffered it in 2006 (World Cup in Germany, victory 2-1 in extra time for the round of 16). It has World Cup tradition” he admitted about the opponent of the second date, on Saturday November 26 at 10 at the Education City Stadium in the city of Doha.
Argentina will debut in the 2022 Qatar World Cup against Saudi Arabia on Tuesday 22 at 4:00 p.m. at the Lusail stadium and regarding that rival, the Argentine coach acknowledged that “he made a good classification”, since he ended up leading Group B of the Asian Qualifiers, with 23 points.
As for Poland, with whom they will face each other on Wednesday the 30th also at 4:00 p.m. at the Lusail stadium and which has the scorer Robert Lewandowskideclared that “it is a good selection, with good players”.
The European team finished second in Group I of the European Qualifiers and played the playoff against Sweden, which they won 2-1. The other scheduled match with Russia was considered won due to the sanction imposed by FIFA in relation to the conflict. war with Ukraine.
Lastly, Scaloni had words for the Argentine fans whom he asked to “stay calm and enjoy the World Cup, hopefully with Argentina until the end”.
Source: Ambito
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