Argentina
Argentina
Argentina
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Argentina launch joint South American bid for 2035 Rugby World Cup
Argentina join Uruguay, Chile and Brazil in historic South American bid to host 2035 Rugby World Cup, their first official candidacy.
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Goal and two assists can’t stop tears in Messi farewell
Messi described his Argentina farewell as his “saddest day” despite scoring and providing two assists in a 3-0 victory over Benin on Tuesday.
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The last dance: Messi’s emotional Argentina farewell beckons
Messi’s 21-year international career ends Tuesday at the Monumental as 85,000 fans bid farewell to Argentina’s greatest-ever player.
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Former nun sentenced to 20 years in Argentine clerical abuse case
Former Catholic nun Kumiko Kosaka sentenced to 20 years for sexual abuse and cover-up at Argentine boarding school for hearing-impaired children.
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Argentina’s golden generation ages out as Messi departs
Albiceleste confront demographic cliff edge with only two World Cup finalists under 30 for 2030 tournament as golden generation ages out.
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Springbok stalwarts return for crucial Argentina clash
Captain Siya Kolisi leads a host of returning stars as the Springboks prepare to face Argentina in Buenos Aires on Saturday evening.
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Buenos Aires no picnic Davids demands Argentina respect
Deon Davids dismisses warm-up talk as Springboks prepare for Argentina Test, with Etzebeth and De Jager returning from injury.
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Argentina in hot water after confrontation and Falklands banner
FIFA opens disciplinary proceedings against Argentina players after World Cup final loss to Spain, including assault and political banner charges.
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Argentine fans launch futile petition for World Cup Final replay
Over 61,500 Argentine fans sign petition demanding World Cup Final replay against Spain, but Change.org campaign has no power to overturn result.
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Torres delivers Spain their second World Cup with 106th minute winner
Torres’ extra-time strike gives Spain 1-0 World Cup final victory over ten-man Argentina, Martinez making record 10+ saves in losing effort.
