Although a priori the friendly against Ecuador would be played in Chicago, the AFA is looking for a way for it to be played in the country, before Scaloni’s team travels to the United States to play in the Copa América.
The AFA seeks to have the National Team’s last friendly before the Copa América be played in Buenos Aires.
The Argentine Football Association (AFA) wants one of the last friendlies of the Argentine national team prior to the Copa Américascheduled to be played in the United States, will take place in Buenos Aires.
After the National Team’s last friendly tour of North America, the AFA has already begun to negotiate the possibility of The world champion team plays its agreed match against Ecuador in Buenos Airesin what will be one of the matches prior to the Copa América that will take place in June in the United States.
However, the problem is that the friendly against the team led by Félix Sánchez is scheduled to be played in the United States, and the promoter in charge of carrying it out would already have everything closed to do so. on June 9 at Soldier Field Stadium in Chicago. The tour would close on the 1st4, against Guatemala, at Commander Field Stadium in Washington DC
After these two matches, those led by Lionel Scaloni will debut in the continental competition against Canada, at the Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta. Then the group will end against Chili the 25th in New Jersey and the 29th against Peru in Miami.
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The last tour of the Argentine National Team
First, the Argentine National Team They thrashed El Salvador 3-0 in Philadelphia without breaking a sweatUSA, without the presence of Messi. The goals of the match were scored by Romero, Fernández and Lo Celso.
Then, they beat Costa Rica 3 to 1 in Los Angeles, also without the star among its ranks. The goals were scored by Di María, Mac Allister and Lautaro for the “albiceleste”, and Ugarte for the “ticos”.
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