The Argentine footballer used a particular phrase to bother a player during Albirroja’s 2-1 victory against Albiceleste.
Argentina ended up losing to Paraguay 2-1 in the 11th round of the South American Qualifiers . The Albiceleste started the match in the lead with a goal from Lautaro Martínez, but Antonio Sanabria and Omar Alderete then transformed the score in favor of the hosts at the Defensores del Chaco stadium.
In the middle of this duel, Rodrigo de Paul and Damián Bobadilla participated in a tense exchange. The Argentine footballer used the expression “you are small” in the middle of a discussion and then showed him the badge that recognizes him as the last winner of the Copa América. .
“Everything stays on the pitch, what happens on the pitch stays on the pitch. Congratulations to Paraguay, they have a great coach “, De Paul emphasized once Argentina’s fall was over.
Regarding the game, in a more general analysis, the same player explained that “we had a good match. It’s hard to lose, but we arrived in difficult territory. Paraguay is a big rival, that arouses anger, but we have to get up. Every loss we had was good for us and the team won things. We must correct the errors. At the same time, he recognizes the merits of the rival: “Paraguay won well, they played their match. What they came up with went well, so congratulations.
He added that “We want to win every game, this team had a great last lap, we are first. Every match has its nuances, it’s a circumstance “. And, regarding the controversy of the evening, on the possible double yellow that Anderson Daronco could have given to Omar Alderete for an infraction against Lionel Messi: “The referee interpreted that. That’s it.”
Lionel Scaloni was also asked during the press conference about the task of the Brazilian referee, responding that “I can say a lot of things, but it makes no sense and seems like an excuse. So, I prefer not to say them so that it’s not an excuse and people don’t interpret it that way. . We all saw what happened on the pitch. “It has nothing to do with the outcome.”
Now, Argentina will return to work on Saturday afternoon looking ahead to the next date when they host Peru on Tuesday at La Bombonera. On the other hand, Paraguay must visit Bolivia in El Alto.
Source: Latercera
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