Lionel Messi says Argentina “makes his conversation through football” after Brazil is left out

Lionel Messi praised Argentina after a victory over Brazil last night, saying that the world champions always make their “conversation through football”.

Messi was absent with an adductor injury, but Lionel Scaloni’s men shone in his absence, surpassing Brazil 4-1 in Buenos Aires.

Before the kick, they learned that they had qualified for the World Cup finals next summer in the United States, Canada and Mexico after Bolivia could not overcome Uruguay.

And it turned out to be a celebration night for Argentina, who wanted to respond positively Inflammatory observations of Brazil Playmaker RaphinhaWhoever said before the game, his side “would definitely beat them.

On Instagram, Messi replied: “In the field or out of the field, wherever he is with this national team. Always speaking through football.

“Congratulations on the big game you played last night and also for the victory against Uruguay.”

Alvarez and Paredes get attached to Raphinha

Raphinha’s words clearly nailed the Argentina, whose players quickly responded after the game.

Forward Julian Alvarez said that X qualified outlet gave him and his companions added motivation.

The man of Atletico Madrid said: “Yes (yes), but beyond that, it is a classic and we would have played it in the same way.

“This added an additional species to the party, which I think was not necessary, but we did a great job and humble. We taught them a lesson.”

The Rome midfielder, Leandro Paredes, added: “We are used to opponents always talking in the field. It happened to the World Cup, went to the rankings and it has happened again today.

“We continue to do the same, we continue to do our part and today we have shown it again. No need to speak beforehand, without having to say these kinds of things, especially when you cannot do a backup in the field.”

Scaloni ‘Pardons’ Raphinha

The only man who was willing to follow with the Barcelona star, Raphinha, was ScaloniWho said: “At the press conference (pre-party), I mentioned that I had not dedicated myself to comments and I have not reviewed them since.

“I forgive Raphinha because I know he was not intentional. He defends his country and this is important. Whether or not there are observations, we would have approached the game in the same way and I am sure he had no intention of offending anyone.”

Brazil was at the back from the beginning and Alvarez’s first goal was added after 12 minutes when Enzo Fernández ran the Nahuel Molina cross at home.

A mistake of Cristian Romero allowed Matheus Cunha to throw one, but the side of his house quickly restored his two-goals advantage when Alexis Mac Allister passed over Bento.

And a perfect night for Argentina was headed when Giuliano Simeone added a quarter with 19 minutes.

Shared to blame for Brazil – Marquinhos

“It is difficult for the players to speak,” Brazilian captain, Marquinhos, told Group. “It’s a defeat that hurts a lot.

“We started the game very badly, well below our levels. They played in a very smart way and we didn’t know what to do.

“It is not only the coach’s fault but also of the players. It is the shared blame, but what happened here today cannot happen again.

“We know that the fans will be angry at this defeat and ask them to have peace of mind. We will put ourselves in our heads and continue to work. We will try to get out of this difficult situation.

“They (Argentina) have been in a difficult situation and they left.”