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Argentina Confirmed Starting Lineup vs Egypt: Lionel Scaloni’s XI for the Round of 16 Game

Lionel Scaloni is expected to keep Lionel Messi and Lautaro Martínez in attack as Argentina seeks a quarterfinal place after a tougher-than-expected win.

  • Argentina faces Egypt on Tuesday at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, aiming to secure a World Cup quarterfinal spot in the round of 16.
  • La Albiceleste required extra time to triumph 3-2 over Cabo Verde, surrendering leads twice before advancing, while Egypt enters the clash undefeated this summer.
  • Lionel Messi leads the offense with seven goals, while defender Lisandro Martinez supplied crucial contributions against Cabo Verde, and Manager Lionel Scaloni continues relying on veteran midfielder Rodrigo De Paul.
  • Nahuel Molina remains an injury doubt with Gonzalo Montiel on standby, though Scaloni confirmed Facundo Medina is fit after experiencing cramp in the 85th minute previously.
  • The victor advances to a quarterfinal tie against Switzerland or Colombia, while midfielder Enzo Fernandez aims to ignore external noise following Real Madrid's public rejection last week.
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Hossam Hassan leaves Marmoush on the bench and introduces Hassan, the footballer of Oviedo The Albiceleste is measured to the Pharaohs in search of a hole in the quarterfinals

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Alvarez one of three changes for Messi-led Argentina against Egypt at the World Cup

ATLANTA (AP) — Julian Alvarez was recalled to Argentina's starting lineup for the round of 16 game against Egypt at the World Cup on Tuesday.

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