Argentina open their World Cup account

Argentina 1 Nigeria 0

Argentina open their World Cup account
Sat, 12 Jun, 2010 - 18:02

Argentina 1 Nigeria 0

Diego Maradona’s World Cup debut as a coach ended in a victory as Lionel Messi started to demonstrate he could transform his club form at Barcelona to the world stage.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup 2010Place: Nou CampPlace: ArgentinaPerson: Diego MaradonaPerson: Lionel MessiPerson: MaradonaPerson: Gabriel HeinzePerson: MessiPerson: Vincent EnyeamaPerson: Gonzalo HiguainPerson: EnyeamaPerson: Juan Sebastian VeronPerson: HeinzePerson: Chinedu ObasiPerson: Carlos TevezPerson: NigeriansPerson: HiguainPerson: Sani KaitaPerson: AfricansPerson: Dickson EtuhuPerson: Ayegbeni YakubuPerson: ObasiPerson: YakubuPerson: Walter SamuelPerson: Angel Di MariaPerson: Chidi OdiahPerson: Obafemi MartinsPerson: KaitaPerson: TevezPerson: Peter OdemwingiePerson: Taye TaiwoPerson: Sergio RomeroPerson: MartinsPerson: Di MariaPerson: Kalu UcheEvent: World CupOrganisation: ArgentinaOrganisation: NigeriaOrganisation: BarcelonaOrganisation: DiegoOrganisation: Real MadridOrganisation: MarseilleOrganisation: Manchester CityOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: Inter MilanOrganisation: BenficaOrganisation: BarcaOrganisation: Almeria
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