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09-06 08:00

3 - 0

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Chile

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124

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End 3-0

91′

3-0

P. Dybala

Assist: A. Garnacho

89′

T.Castellanos

J.Álvarez

84′

2-0

J.Álvarez

Assist: G. Lo Celso

79′

B. Brereton

E.Vargas

79′

M. Acuña

L.Martínez

79′

A. Garnacho

L. Martínez

79′

P. Dybala

A. Mac Allister

72′

E.Mena

T. Galdames

72′

C.Baeza

R. Echeverría

71′

G. Lo Celso

65′

P. Díaz

61′

W.Alarcón

M. Núñez

61′

C.Palacios

V.Dávila

51′

G. Lo Celso

N. González

48′

1-0

A. Mac Allister

Assist: J.Álvarez

Halftime 0-0

40′

V.Dávila

39′

M. Núñez

30′

R.D.Paul

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Match Info

Argentina returned to winning ways with a comfortable 3-0 victory over Chile in a FIFA World Cup CONMEBOL qualifier at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires on September 6, 2024. Goals from Lautaro Martínez, Ángel Di María, and a late third from a substitute secured a routine three points for the world champions, reasserting their authority at the top of the qualification standings. The match process saw Argentina control the tempo from the start, with Martínez opening the scoring with a typical poacher's finish in the first half. Di María doubled the lead with a superb curling effort after the break, and Argentina managed the game professionally, adding a third goal in stoppage time to put a gloss on the scoreline. The key focus was Argentina's fluid attacking play and their solid defensive foundation, which gave Chile very few opportunities throughout the ninety minutes. The victory solidified Argentina's position at the summit of the table and served as a strong response after their previous defeat to Uruguay. Chile, meanwhile, remained stuck in the lower half of the standings after another defeat. Argentina's coach Lionel Scaloni praised his team's focus and execution, while Chile's manager acknowledged the quality gap on the day.