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Argentina Dominates El Salvador with a 3-0 Victory in Copa America Warm-Up

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Argentina displayed their strength as they defeated El Salvador 3-0 in a friendly match at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia.

Despite missing the Greatest player of all time Lionel Messi due to injury, La Albiceleste proved their dominance with a convincing performance that highlighted their strength in depth and_ quality across the pitch.

The match saw all three goals scored by Premier League players, with a Tottenham Hotspur duo stealing the show. Cristian Romero opened the scoring for Argentina with a powerful header off Ángel Di María’s corner, setting the tone for the game. Enzo Fernandez then doubled the lead with a fortuitous goal.

Throughout the game, Argentina dominate with authority, controlling possession and_ dictating the tempo. While they at times seemed to overplay and_ search for the perfect opportunity, their attacking abilities were evident as they consistently threatened the Salvadorian defense. Rodrigo De Paul and_ Ángel Di María orchestrated the midfield, creating chances and_ testing the opposition goalkeeper, Melvin Cruz, who made some impressive saves to keep the scoreline respectable. The third goal of the evening did come as Lo Celso finished after a deft flick into his path by Martínez.

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The match also saw historical milestones being achieved, with Ángel Di María surpassing the legendary Diego Maradona in the list of all-time assist providers for the Argentina National Team. With 27 assists to his name, Di María now sits second only to Lionel Messi with 54 assists, showing his importance and influence in the team’s attacking play.

Looking ahead, Argentina’s preparations for the upcoming Copa America tournament appear to be on track, with manager Lionel Scaloni fine-tuning his squad and tactics. The team’s next challenge against Costa Rica promises to be another opportunity to fine-tune their strategies and build momentum before the tournament kicks off.