Fernandez defends Argentina as Messi questions remain
Midfielder Enzo Fernandez claims Argentina represented their nation "in the best possible way" in the World Cup.
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Notable Quotes
"As time goes by, you realise there is something much bigger than just a result."
— Enzo Fernandez , Athlete
"We are gracious in victory, and we must be gracious in defeat."
— Lionel Scaloni , Athlete
"Paredes threw two or three haymakers into someone's face. He went for them."
— Alan Shearer , Celebrity
"The game's done, they can have absolutely no complaints about what happened."
— Joe Hart , Athlete
Key People
Alan Shearer is a former professional footballer and current commentator known for his expertise in football analysis.
A 25-year-old midfielder from Chelsea, Argentina.
Joe Hart is a former England national football team goalkeeper.
Lionel Messi is a renowned Argentine soccer player, widely regarded as one of the greatest footballers of all time.
Lionel Scaloni is the head coach of the Argentina national soccer team.
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Midfielder Enzo Fernandez claims Argentina represented their nation "in the best possible way" in the World Cup.
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