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Argentina, one of the most successful national football teams, has won the World Cup twice in 1978 and 1986. This nation is hoping to make the history again. Maradona who won the Golden Ball award as the tournament's best player and captained Argentina to finally success over West Germany in World Cup 1986 supports h View more »- Maradona criticises Messi treatment
Argentina boss Diego Maradona has claimed Lionel Messi is the target of "scandalous" treatment by opposing players.
Maradona's side secured a quarter-final against Germany after beating Mexico 3-1 at Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium. The Argentina coach brushed aside controversy over their opening goal by Carlos View more »- Argentina 3-1 Mexico
Carlos Tevez benefited from yet another refereeing blunder as Diego Maradona's World Cup charge gathered pace.
The last thing FIFA needed was more controversy about video replays, especially after Frank Lampard's over the line ‘goal’. But Argentina were set on their way to a comprehensive win by a Tevez View more »- Tevez inspires Argentina win
Two goals by Carlos Tevez - one hugely-controversial and the other a wonderful strike - sent Argentina through to the World Cup quarter-finals with a 3-1 victory over Mexico.
The offside rule states there should be two players between the striker and the goal - there was not even one when Lionel Messi's ball found View more »- Argentina march on
- Two goals by Carlos Tevez - one hugely-controversial and the other a wonderful strike - sent Argentina through to the quarter-finals with a 3-1 win against a spirited Mexico side. On a day to forget for match officials, the Manchester City striker benefited from an offside decision blunder that was so blatant it ranke View more »
- Mexico out for revenge
Mexico will get the chance to make up for a four-year grudge against Argentina today.
At the 2006 World Cup, Argentina beat Mexico – thanks to an extraordinary goal by Maxi Rodriguez – in the round of 16 and fate has conspired to match the two sides at precisely the same stage of this year's tournament.
View more »- Argie boss as chaotic and captivating as ever
Diego Maradona, as impulsive as a child but with a street wisdom beyond his years, yesterday revealed the method in his madness.
Another confessional performance, in an underground garage at Loftus Versfeld Stadium in Pretoria, made of mockery of his denial that he is the star of this World Cup.
It was ch View more »- Aguirre aims to silence doubters
Mexico coach Javier Aguirre is determined to prove wrong those who predict his side are "dead and gone" even before kick-off in their World Cup last 16 encounter with Argentina.
El Tricolor are outsiders to progress to the quarter-finals against Diego Maradona's star-studded line-up, but Aguirre hopes he can spring View more »- Maradona keeps a level head
Argentina coach Diego Maradona refuses to get carried away with the plaudits his side have been earning at the World Cup, pointing out that not long ago they were also considered by some a "disaster" and "the worst team ever".
Argentina, along with Holland, were one of only two sides to progress through the group View more »- Maradona: Messi can take it to the Mex
Diego Maradona says Lionel Messi has what it takes to single-handedly take Argentina to World Cup glory - just like he did in 1986.
Messi has yet to score in South Africa, despite dazzling in Argentina's group games and living up to his status as the best player on the planet, with 20 shots at goal - more than any o View more »
