The Argentine National Team Sub 20 started the world of the category that takes place in our country, with the right foot and turned a tough game around to win 2-1 over uzbekistanwith goals from Alejo Veliz and Valentine Carboniwhile Makhmudjon Makhamadjonov opened the scoring.
One of the high points of the team Javier Mascheranofire matias soule, which was important in the play of the second goal. Once the match ended, the Juventus striker spoke with T&C Sportswhere he analyzed the development of the game and He confessed that two world champions spoke to him.
Talk to read wallswho sent me messages every day to see how I was doing and with him Noodle Di Maria I spoke yesterday and today”, he began.
Then he recounted the funny harangue that his teammate gave him: “Fide told me ‘come on, the 11 weighs a lot’ and I told him that he left it very high, very high. They wished me a good match and I thank them for the detail”.
After the victory against Uzbekistan, the next match of the Argentine National Team will be the Tuesday, May 23, at 6:00 p.m.. For the second date of Group A of the U-20 World Cup, will face Guatemala.
New Zealand defeated Guatemala 1-0 on the first date, with a goal by Norman Garbett. The Guatemalans had more goal situations than their rivals, but they were unable to achieve them and suffered from their lack of effectiveness.
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