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Starting at 9 p.m. (Argentine time) this Thursday, June 20, the national team’s journey in the Copa América 2024 begins. The rival on duty will be Canada, a member of group A along with Chile and Peru (they play this Friday at 21), in a duel which is held at the Mercedes Benz Stadium in Atlanta, United States, and can be seen live on television through TyC Sports, Telefé, Public TV and DSports. In addition, there is the possibility of following minute by minute with statistics updated in real time at campollena.com.
The team led by Lionel Scaloni reaches the official competition after two victories on the last FIFA date. First they defeated Ecuador by the slightest difference in Chicago thanks to a goal from Ángel Di María, and then they beat Guatemala 4 to 1 with doubles from Lionel Messi and Lautaro Martínez, in a friendly played in Maryland. The rival of the debut, unlike Argentina, faced Senior opponents in the run-up to the continental tournament: Netherlands and France. Its worst version was seen against the Dutch team, against which lost 4 to 0, while the one that could perhaps get closer to its best side, showed itself in the draw 0 to 0 against the last runner-up in the world.
The match corresponding to the first date of group A of the Copa América 2024, which takes place this Thursday in Atlanta, United States, can be seen live on television through TyC Sports, Telefé, Public TV and DSports as well as by streaming through the platforms TyC Sports Play, MiTelefe, Count and DGO. For their part, those who have Flow or Telecentro Play can tune in to any of the signals directly through the cable operator (in all cases an active subscription is required). In addition, there is the possibility of following minute by minute with statistics updated in real time at campollena.com.
Looking ahead to the debut, Scaloni plans to modify some parts. From back to front, the first surprise would appear in the central defense, in which Lisandro Martínez would accompany Cristian ‘Cuti’ Romero to replace Nicolás Otamendi. Then, in the middle of the field, The DT implicitly confirmed the presence of Leandro Paredes, who participated with him in the press conference prior to the match, as a central midfielder: “For some reason, I have him next to me now,” he commented with a laugh. Finally, up front, Lionel Messi is a fixture; while Ángel Di María has an almost guaranteed place among the eleven. The 9? Until the last moment it will be a mystery, with Julián Álvarez and Lautaro Martínez fighting for a place.
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