Reactions of Argentina surviving & building-up
- "I want to tell everyone that I am fine," his Instagram post read."I was checked by a doctor and he recommended me to go home before the second half, but I wanted to stay because we were risking it all. How could I leave?"
- It may all have got a bit much for the former Argentina player and manager mind you.The 57-year-old shared this pic, which shows him receiving medical treatment, on his Instagram account.
- There's no show without Diego Maradona when Argentina play though.Another bona fide legend for his country, his enthusiastic (to say the least) support and vocal criticism of coach Jorge Sampaoli has been a constant so far.Last night, he was in his element.
- Messi's leadership qualities as Argentina captain had also been doubted as he looked wracked by inner turmoil prior to last night.This picture from half-time suggests he rediscovered his zeal when it counted.
- Who knew Rojo had this in him?Come on Manchester United fans, be honest, he has never come across as a poacher has he?Let alone one with that in his locker?
- Speaking of special goals this wasn't bad either.
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- Anyway, just in case you missed this yesterday. Argentina bounced back.Lionel Messi said, after his goal started a memorable win, he "could not remember such suffering before."Read all about their 2-1 victory over Nigeria, which ensured they progress into the group stages, here.
- Fellow Messi-fans will be feeling this too.I mean all the column inches, TV airspace and tweets about how he hadn't delivered etc (which he hadn't).Then he does.Well in Leo.
- Morning,I'd normally waffle on saying hello - but instead I'll just start with this.
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