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Lautaro: “La historia de Argentina obliga a competir siempre”

Lautaro: “La historia de Argentina obliga a competir siempre”
NBC News Sunday 28 June 2026, 04:27 UTC 2 min read
Lautaro: “La historia de Argentina obliga a competir siempre” 02:27 Comparte esto - Lautaro Martínez aseguró que Argentina afrontó con máxima seriedad el duelo ante Jordania por la historia de la selección. El delantero celebró el triunfo, el debut de varios compañeros y ya puso la mira en Cabo Verde.Jun. 28, 2026 SIGUIENTE Lo Celso: “Marcar en un Mundial es inolvidable” 01:42 Scaloni: “Era importante que todos tuvieran minutos” 01:48 Austria lo empató en el último segundo; gol de Kalajdzic les da el boleto a 16vos 02:16 ¡Doblete! Mahrez desata la locura con un gol en el último minuto 02:07 ¡Golazo de Messi! El 10 firma otra genialidad de tiro libre con Argentina y suma seis en el Mundial 02:57 Riyad Mahrez aparece y logra el empate para Argelia contra Austria 01:59 Marcel Sabitzer le regresa la ventaja a Austria con un derechazo ante Argelia 02:07 Néstor Lorenzo y James Rodríguez coinciden que merecían el triunfo 05:41 ¡Golazo! Rafik Belghali se quita a dos y la pone en el ángulo para el empate de Argelia 02:12 ¡Se sacude la sal! Lautaro anota de penal y se estrena como goleador de Argentina en un Mundial 03:23 Marko Arnautovic remata y, con fortuna, logra el primero para Austria sobre Argelia 02:04 ¡Golazo de Lo Celso! Abre el marcador a para Argentina con un exquisito cobro de tiro libre 03:01 Martínez: “Fue una prueba muy valiosa para Portugal” 04:26 ¿La nueva cábala de Messi? El abrazo a Maxi Rodríguez previo al duelo de Argentina ante Jordania 01:40 Diogo Costa: “Tenemos la experiencia necesaria para ganarle a Croacia” 02:01 ¡Colombia avanza como líder! Le jugó sin miedo a Portugal y sale invita de Miami rumbo a 16vos 09:57 RD del Congo firma una gran remontada ante Uzbekistán. 10:00 Giuliano Simeone: “Llegar a un Mundial es lo que sueña cualquier jugador” 02:24 ¡Sorprenden a Argentina! Gol de Mousa Al-Tamari acorta distancias para Jordania en Dallas
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