Diego Perotti, made his debut for Albicelestes against la Furia Roja last Saturday, is still confident that Argentina can challenge for the greatest prize in world football, despite their friendly defeat to Spain...
Argentina national team coach Diego Maradona has been banned from football for two months following his foul-mouthed rant in the aftermath of the World Cup-clinching qualifying win over Uruguay last month. He has also been fined heavily...
Xabi Alonso scored twice, once in the first half and then late in the second period from the spot, to secure a 2-1 victory over Argentina for European champions Spain. Argentina's goal was netted by Lionel Messi from the penalty spot and the South American giants continue to struggle.
Lionel Messi has dismissed renewed claims that he would rather win trophies with Barcelona than Argentina, announcing that he would give up all his club medals to win the World Cup with los Albicelestes. "Nothing compares with a World Cup title," he explained.
FIFA's Disciplinary Committee have confirmed that they will conduct a hearing this Sunday, November 15, to discuss the behaviour of Argentina coach, Diego Maradona, who lashed out infront of cameras and journalists following his side's WCQ win over Uruguay.
Diego Maradona has dug himself further into trouble after a video emerged of the Argentina coach apparently simulating a sex act after his team's 1-0 win over Uruguay. This follows news that FIFA will open an inquiry into his explicit post-match outbursts. Click here to see the video...
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has announced that the organization's disciplinary committee will open a case against Diego Maradona following his profanity-filled tirade on live television after Argentina qualified for next year's World Cup. More to follow...
| - Juan Pablo Carrizo | G | - Lucho González | M | |
| - Diego Pozo | G | - Mario Ariel Bolatti | M | |
| 1 Sergio Romero | G | - Enzo Nicolás Pérez | M | |
| 12 Mariano Gonzalo Andújar | G | 5 Fernando Gago | M | |
| - Sebastián Domínguez | D | 8 Maxi Rodríguez | M | |
| - Emiliano Ramiro Papa | D | 11 Ángel Fabián Di María | M | |
| - Nicolas Andres Burdisso | D | 14 Javier Mascherano | M | |
| - Rolando Schiavi | D | 16 Pablo César Aimar | M | |
| - Nicolás Otamendi | D | 19 Esteban Matias Cambiasso | M | |
| - Emiliano Insúa | D | 23 Jonás Gutiérrez | M | |
| - Fabián Luciano Monzón | D | - Diego Alberto Milito | F | |
| 2 Martín Demichelis | D | - Lisandro López | F | |
| 3 Cristian Ansaldi | D | - Martín Palermo | F | |
| 4 Fabricio Coloccini | D | 7 Ezequiel Iván Lavezzi | F | |
| 6 Gabriel Iván Heinze | D | 9 Higuaín | F | |
| 13 Nicolás Pareja | D | 10 Messi | F | |
| - Rodrigo Braña | M | 15 Carlos Tevez | F | |
| - Sebastián Battaglia | M | 20 Kun Agüero | F | |
| - Federico Insúa | M | 25 Perotti | F | |
| - Juan Sebastián Verón | M | - Diego Armando Maradona | C |
| Player | Goals | Penalties | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | J. Riquelme Argentina | C | 4 | 0 |
 | Kun Agüero Argentina | A | 4 | 0 |
 | x. xx Argentina | A | 2 | 0 |
 | Messi Argentina | A | 2 | 0 |
 | C. Tevez Argentina | A | 1 | 0 |
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