Argentina Returns to Kansas City for World Cup Quarterfinal After Thrilling Comeback Against Egypt
Argentina will train after a 3-2 comeback over Egypt that kept its World Cup run alive, with Lionel Messi inspiring the rally.
- On Wednesday, Argentina returned to Kansas City to prepare for Saturday's FIFA World Cup quarterfinal against Switzerland, with fans preparing to paint the city white and blue again.
- The defending champions advanced following a dramatic 3-2 victory over Egypt in Atlanta on Tuesday, recovering from a 2-goal deficit with 11 minutes remaining in regulation.
- Lionel Messi said, "We suffered a lot again, but this is the World Cup. Every game is going like this," while Midfielder Leandro Paredes emphasized the group never stops believing.
- Local fan Silvia Herrera, who moved from Argentina to Kansas City over two decades ago, described Tuesday's victory as "heart-stopping," reflecting deep connection between supporters and the squad.
- Manager Lionel Scaloni expects a demanding contest against Switzerland, describing them as having "an incredible World Cup tradition" and "outstanding players" after they advanced past Colombia on penalties.
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