Argentina is in the quarterfinals after defeating Australia 2-1 in the round of 16. On Friday they will face the Netherlands led by leo messi author of a goal and a great performance in the round of 16. ’10’ spoke after the game and showed his happiness. In addition, he was selected Player of the Match.
“We wanted to be here because of what it feels like, because of what people transmit. We must remain united. Playing every three days is crazy, we only have a little time to rest, but it’s worth living this. We had the desire and the illusion of getting together with our people again. The energy and passion that they transmit to us is incredible”, he commented regarding the support of the fans in Qatar, appreciating that “I am very happy for this victory and for taking one more step. It is a great happiness to have another goal, to take another step towards the goal.” He admitted, yes, that “we didn’t have much rest time, we were worried about that because we knew it was going to be a very physical game.”
The PSG star only regrets that “it was a controlled match and I think we can sentence it. They scored from the rebound, but maybe took away the last cover. Dibu Martinez We are not suffering too much.”
He spoke about his family: “My family has always been there, my children, especially because they have grown up and understand everything. Now that they see from the inside what they feel and how they live is amazing -amazing. They are excited and happy.”
And he revealed that “I found out today that it was the 1,000th game. I live in the moment, I enjoy what we are going through and I am happy to take one more step, to get the pass to the quarterfinals.”
not named Netherlands, the next opponent in the quarterfinals, although he said that “now a difficult match will come. We will have a very difficult match, I think it will be very difficult, they want to get the ball to us. At this point the World Cup is becoming even more difficult.”
Source: La Verdad
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