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Argentina’s soccer federation will gradually lift its 12-year ban on away fans in domestic leagues, starting with a pilot match between Lanús and Rosario Central.

Argentine Soccer Reintroduces Away Fans After 12-Year Ban

Argentine Soccer's Fan Ban Ends After 12 Years

Argentina&rsquo;s soccer federation will gradually lift its 12-year ban on away fans in domestic leagues, starting with a pilot match between Lan&uacute;s and Rosario Central.

A ban on away fans in Argentina's local leagues &mdash; a restriction that failed to end stadium violence &mdash; will gradually be lifted under a plan announced by the country's soccer federation.
The 12-year ban will be lifted in a test run when Lan&uacute;s hosts Rosario Central in the second matchday of the top-flight Clausura tournament, Argentine Football Association president Claudio Tapia said at a press conference on Thursday.
"It's a day that marks a before and after in our league," Tapia said.
"It's the kind of soccer (with visitors) we all grew accustomed to since we were kids. We have to get back to that path. Clubs that are in a position to host visiting fans can do so." The federation banned visiting fans in the first-division tournament in 2013 after two incidents: the death of a Lan&uacute;s fan when police tried to break up a clash with Estudiantes supporters; and the death of two Boca Juniors fans in a shootout between rival factions.
The ban was imposed first in the province of Buenos Aires, and the rest of the districts followed. While the measure sought to end stadium violence, it fell short, as more deaths subsequently occurred for disputes among the so-called "barrabravas." The AFA announced that 6,500 fans of Rosario Central, a team from that city located 300 kilometers north of Buenos Aires, will be able to occupy the Lan&uacute;s away section under a strict security protocol, which includes designated tickets so that fans attending are properly identified.
"The idea isn't to go back to what we had before because the visitors were kicked out for a reason," Buenos Aires security minister Javier Alonso said.
"We have to eradicate the culture of violence. It's sad to see 10-year-olds singing about drugs or that someone needs to be killed. It has to be a family celebration, with flags and drums." For the time being, the measure will apply only to the province of Buenos Aires, although Tapia said that other provinces are willing to join the initiative.
The plan has raised questions. Sectors of the opposition to the Buenos Aires government warned that police officers cannot be assigned to guard visiting fans to the detriment of citizens concerned about a growing wave of insecurity.
The restriction on visiting fans only applied to professional league matches and other divisions in Argentina. They are allowed in international tournaments such as the Copa Libertadores and the Copa Sudamericana.
"This is what football fans and society want. Many matches have been organized with two sets of fans, and that's why we decided to announce the start of the return of visiting fans," Tapia said.&nbsp;

The Indian women's hockey team faces Argentina in key FIH Pro League matches. With recent losses to Australia, they aim to secure crucial points.

India vs Argentina Womens Hockey Clash

The Indian women's hockey team, led by Salima Tete, prepares for a critical match against world No. 2 Argentina in the FIH Pro League. After close losses to Australia, the Indian squad, currently seventh, aims for a significant comeback.

Indian women's hockey team aims to rebound from close defeats to Australia, facing Argentina in FIH Pro League. Positioned seventh, they seek a turn-around with the upcoming matches.

Having started their European leg with two narrow defeats, the Indian women's hockey team will be eager to bounce back when it takes on world No. 2 Argentina in back-to-back matches in the FIH Pro League.
Salima Tete and her side went down 1-2 and 2-3 to Australia over the weekend and will have little time to regroup before facing a formidable Argentine outfit that has won seven of its 12 league matches so far.
"Argentina is ranked No. 2 in the world and has won 7 of their 12 FIH Pro League matches so far. Coming into this leg of the league, we knew they would be one of the toughest teams to beat," Tete was quoted as saying by Hockey India.
"But we won't go down without a fight -- we'll give it our all in both matches. The team has been training well to take them on and has been working on various strategies to win crucial points against them," she added.
India, currently seventh in the standings with nine points, are aiming for a turnaround. Argentina sit second on the table and will be eyeing full points to keep pressure on leaders Netherlands.
"As you saw, the team gave Australia a tough fight in the last two matches, and we're planning to do the same against Argentina," vice captain Navneet Kaur said.
"We'll give it our all and aim to come out victorious. A win against Argentina will not only help us gain points but will also give the team a big morale boost as we head to Antwerp and then Berlin for our matches against Belgium and China," she added.
India will play their first match against Argentina on Tuesday followed by the second match a day later.

The Indian men's hockey team aims to improve penalty corner conversions and avoid late goals as they prepare to face Argentina in the FIH Pro League, with crucial World Cup qualification points on the line.

India vs Argentina: FIH Pro League Anticipation

As India prepares to face Argentina in the FIH Pro League, improving penalty corners and avoiding late goal concessions are top priorities. With a World Cup berth in play, India is keen on securing a victory and strengthening their tournament standing.

India faces Argentina in the FIH Pro League, aiming to convert penalty corners better and avoid late goal concessions. They're fourth in standings with a World Cup spot at stake, focusing on performance improvement against a strong opponent.

Smarting from back-to-back defeats, the Indian men&rsquo;s hockey team will look to improve its penalty corner conversions and address the recurring issue of conceding late goals as it aims to bounce back against Argentina in the FIH Pro League here on Wednesday.
It has been a disappointing start to the European leg for India, as they suffered 1-2 and 2-3 defeats against the Netherlands in the two matches played in Amstelveen. On both occasions, India conceded late goals, allowing the matches to slip away from their hands.
Another area of concern has been the penalty corner conversion. India were guilty of squandering several opportunities, managing to convert just one out of the nine penalty corners earned during Monday&rsquo;s match.
With six matches still to be played in the competition, India currently occupies fourth in the standings with 15 points.
With a spot in next year&rsquo;s World Cup at stake, the Indian team will be determined to put up strong performances in the remaining fixtures.
The team is now preparing for its next challenge against Argentina here.
&ldquo;We are aware of the task at hand in the matches against Argentina. The team is working hard every day in training, and we are confident of doing well. Argentina is a strong team, and at this level, no match is easy,&rdquo; captain Harmanpreet Singh said.
The two teams have faced each other frequently in recent years, and India hold a favourable head-to-head record against Argentina.
At the Paris Olympics, the two sides played out an entertaining draw. However, in the Pro League 2023/24, India defeated Argentina twice -- the second win coming via a shootout.
"We are prepared for whatever comes our way. We've prepared well for this tournament and tried various combinations and strategies in the lead-up. We are confident of putting on a strong performance against Argentina," Harmanpreet said. India have never lost a regulation-time match to Argentina in the Pro League. The only defeat came in a shootout in 2022 in Bhubaneswar.
"The team has a good track record against Argentina, but we&rsquo;re not taking anything for granted. Those results are in the past &mdash; we need to perform in the present to stay on course for World Cup qualification," the Indian captain said.
"The team has been training well, and the coaching staff has been giving us a lot of encouragement. I&rsquo;m confident we&rsquo;ll deliver strong performances."

Argentinian scientists have created genetically modified horses for speed using CRISPR-Cas9 technology. 

Genetically Modified Horses for Speed Unveiled

Argentinian scientists have created genetically modified horses for speed using CRISPR-Cas9 technology. This method enhances muscle fibers, achieving faster horses. Kheiron, the biotech firm, also explores genetic advances in organ and protein engineering across species.

Argentina unveils 'Polo Super Ponies' for explosive speed

Argentinian scientists have created genetically modified horses for speed using CRISPR-Cas9 technology.

Argentinian Scientists Break New Ground with Genetically Modified Horses
In a pioneering achievement, Argentinian scientists have successfully produced the world's first genetically modified horses, crafted for superior speed. These groundbreaking equines were developed with the intent to outpace Polo Pureza, a celebrated polo mare.
Harnessing Genetics for Enhanced Speed
Born between October and November, the horses were created by experts at Kheiron, an Argentine biotech company, employing the advanced CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing technology. This cutting-edge tool enables precise alterations within the DNA of living organisms.
Gabriel Vichera, the co-founder and scientific director of Kheiron, described the meticulous process, "We design their genome before birth using genetic scissors." By modifying specific DNA regions, the team was able to enhance traits linked to speed, specifically through adjustments that improve muscle fibers. Vichera noted, "The goal is to develop speed in a single generation," a feat manifested through the modification of five horses.
Ethical Considerations and Future Objectives
Addressing potential ethical concerns, Vichera emphasized compliance with Argentine regulations, distinguishing their work from genetic doping or synthetic creation. "We are using natural sequences and introducing them in a precise way," he stated.
Kheiron's ambitions extend beyond equines, as the firm also explores gene modifications in other animals. Their projects include developing pigs with organs viable for human transplantation and engineering cows for elevated protein production and better heat resilience.
This scientific breakthrough stands to revolutionize animal breeding, heralding new opportunities across sports, medicine, and agriculture.

Argentina's Copa America celebration turned sour as players were caught in a racism controversy targeting Kylian Mbappe and French players. The incident, involving Enzo Fernandez, has sparked outrage and led to a complaint from the FFF to FIFA.

Argentina footballers embroiled in racism row after Copa America victory

Argentina's Copa America celebration turned sour as players were caught in a racism controversy targeting Kylian Mbappe and French players. The incident, involving Enzo Fernandez, has sparked outrage and led to a complaint from the FFF to FIFA.

The French soccer federation pledged to file a complaint with FIFA over &ldquo;racist and discriminatory remarks&rdquo; by Argentina players in post-match chants about France's team after their Copa America title win.
Argentina beat Colombia 1-0 on Sunday at Miami Gardens, Florida. A video posted on Instagram by Argentina midfielder Enzo Fernandez, who plays for Chelsea, and widely viewed on X showed Argentina players appearing to sing about French players with African heritage.
One of Fernandez's Chelsea teammates, France defender Wesley Fofana, posted the Argentina team video on his social media accounts Tuesday and called it &ldquo;uninhibited racism.&rdquo; Fofana, who has family ties to Ivory Coast, is among several French players who are Black in the Chelsea first-team squad.
The same chants &mdash; by some Argentina fans &mdash; emerged before France and Argentina met in the World Cup final two years ago, which Argentina won.
&ldquo;Given the seriousness of these shocking remarks, which are contrary to the values of sport and human rights, the FFF president has decided to contact its Argentinian counterpart and FIFA directly to file a legal complaint for racist and discriminatory remarks," the French soccer federation said in a statement on Tuesday.
The derogatory chants single out France players of African heritage, from several countries, and holding a French passport.
&ldquo;The president of the French Football Federation, Philippe Diallo, condemns in the strongest terms the unacceptable racist and discriminatory remarks made against the players of the France team as part of a song sung by players and supporters of the Argentina team," the FFF added.
Diallo is a member of the executive committee of European soccer body UEFA with a growing reputation in the game's politics.
FIFA could not immediately confirm Tuesday if the French complaint had been filed.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has said soccer and its 211 national federations must have a zero tolerance approach to racism and in May committed to relaunching a task force to monitor incidents. (

The result may have been a goalless draw but spectators had their money's worth when the dog invaded the pitch.

Watch! Runaway dog steals show in a football match | Argentine Primera Division

A runaway dog stole the show during an Argentine Primera Division football match on Monday. The game was being played between San Lorenzo and Union. Watch the video here

The result may have been a goalless draw but spectators had their money's worth when the dog invaded the pitch.

A runaway dog stole the show during an Argentine Primera Division football match on Monday. The game was being played between San Lorenzo and Union.
The result may have been a goalless draw but spectators had their money's worth when the dog invaded the pitch.
It was a long stay at the ground for the pitch invader and after a while, even the players couldn't resist playing with the dog.

While FIFA opened disciplinary cases against both the teams, it gave no timetable to judge the cases and impose sanctions.&nbsp;

FIFA opens disciplinary cases against Argentina, Brazil after fan violence delayed World Cup qualifier

While FIFA opened disciplinary cases against both the teams, it gave no timetable to judge the cases and impose sanctions. 

While FIFA opened disciplinary cases against both the teams, it gave no timetable to judge the cases and impose sanctions.&nbsp;

FIFA opened disciplinary cases against Argentina and Brazil on Friday after fan violence at the Maracana Stadium delayed the start of a World Cup qualifying game.
The Argentine soccer federation was charged with crowd disturbances and the late kick off at Tuesday's game in Rio de Janeiro.
The Brazilian federation was charged with failures of managing security at a game it organized, FIFA said.
Fights among fans broke out after the national anthems. The teams were led back to the locker rooms and the game started 27 minutes late.
&ldquo;There was family of the players (there). We were more worried about that than playing the match,&rdquo; Argentina captain Lionel Messi said.
Argentina won the game 1-0.
FIFA gave no timetable to judge the case and impose sanctions.
The teams' next World Cup qualifying games are in September. Brazil hosts Ecuador and Argentina hosts Chile.
Brazil and Argentina could next meet at the 2024 Copa America, a tournament that will be played in the United States from June 20 to July 14.

The incident caused a 30-minute delay at the Maracana stadium as rival supporters were finally calmed down in order to start the highly anticipated qualifier.

Watch: Lionel Messi and Argentina walk off in protest after clashes with fans and police | ARG vs BRA

Lionel Messi and his Argentina side walked off the pitch in protest after clashes between fans and police caused a 30-minute delay before their match with Brazil at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro.

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#ARGvsBRA #Messi #Argentina

<h2>The incident caused a 30-minute delay at the Maracana stadium as rival supporters were finally calmed down in order to start the highly anticipated qualifier.</h2>

The kick-off of the FIFA World Cup 2026 qualifier clash between Brazil and Argentina at the Maracana Stadium in Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday was delayed after fans of both nations engaged in a fight.
Seeing both sets of fans get into a heated tussle in the crowd, the police took action and started beating some of the fans to stop the fight.
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🚨 Lionel Messi and the Argentina team walking towards the Argentina fans that are getting hit by security.<a href="https://t.co/l6V7BAneyM">pic.twitter.com/l6V7BAneyM</a>
&mdash; Roy Nemer (@RoyNemer) <a href="https://twitter.com/RoyNemer/status/1727123239862976985?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">November 22, 2023</a></blockquote>
Lionel Messi and his teammates walked towards the part of the crowd where the incident took place and tried to stop the police from beating up the fans.
However, after some time, Messi decided to take his team back to the dressing room in protest before the match even started.
The incident caused a 30-minute delay at the Maracana as rival supporters were finally calmed down in order to start the highly anticipated qualifier.
The match finished with a 0-1 win for the World champions courtesy of a goal from Nicolas Otamendi in the 63rd minute.
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Far-right leader Javier Milei was elected President of Argentina. 

Argentina: Far right leader Javier Milei elected President

Far-right leader Javier Milei was elected President of Argentina.&nbsp;

Populist Javier Milei resoundingly won Argentina's presidential election on Sunday, swinging the country to the right following a fiercely polarised campaign in which he promised a dramatic shake-up to the state to deal with soaring inflation and rising poverty.
With 99.4 per cent of votes tallied in the presidential runoff, Milei had 55.7 per cent and Economy Minister Sergio Massa 44.3 per cent, according to Argentina's electoral authority.
It is the widest victory margin in a presidential race since the South American country's return to democracy in 1983.
In the streets of Buenos Aires, drivers honked their horns and many took to the streets to celebrate in several neighbourhoods. Outside Milei's party headquarters, a hotel in downtown Buenos Aires, a full-on party kicked off with supporters singing, buying beers from vendors and setting off coloured smoke bombs.
They waved Argentine flags and the yellow Gadsden flag, emblazoned with the words &ldquo;Don't Tread On Me&rdquo;, which Milei's movement has adopted.
Inside, the self-described anarcho-capitalist who has been compared to former US President Donald Trump, delivered his victory speech, saying the &ldquo;reconstruction of Argentina begins today&rdquo;.
&ldquo;Argentina's situation is critical. The changes our country needs are drastic. There is no room for gradualism, no room for lukewarm measures,&rdquo; Milei told supporters, who chanted &ldquo;Liberty, liberty!&rdquo; and &ldquo;Let them all leave&rdquo; in a reference to the country's political class.
Massa of the ruling Peronist party had already conceded defeat, saying Argentines &ldquo;chose another path&rdquo;.
&ldquo;Starting tomorrow ... guaranteeing the political, social and economic functions is the responsibility of the new president. I hope he does,&rdquo; Massa said.
With a Milei victory, the country will take an abrupt shift rightward and a freshman lawmaker who got his start as a television talking head blasting what he called the &ldquo;political caste&rdquo; will assume the presidency.
Inflation has soared above 140 per cent and poverty has worsened while Massa has held his post. Milei has said he would slash the size of the government, dollarise the economy and eliminate the Central Bank as a way to tackle galloping inflation that he blames on successive governments printing money indiscriminately in order to fund public spending. He also espouses several conservative social policies, including an opposition to sex education in schools and abortion, which Argentina's Congress legalised in 2020.
&ldquo;This is a triumph that is less due to Milei and his peculiarities and particularities and more to the demand for change,&rdquo; said Lucas Romero, the head of Synopsis, a local political consulting firm. "What is being expressed at the polls is the weariness, the fatigue, the protest vote of the majority of Argentines.&rdquo; Massa's campaign cautioned Argentines that his libertarian opponent's plan to eliminate key ministries and otherwise sharply curtail the state would threaten public services, including health and education, and welfare programmes many rely on.
Massa also drew attention to his opponent's often aggressive rhetoric and openly questioned his mental acuity; ahead of the first round, Milei sometimes carried a revving chainsaw at rallies.
&ldquo;There were lot of voters that weren't convinced to vote Milei, who would vote no or blank. But come the day of the vote, they voted for Milei because they're all pissed off,&rdquo; Andrei Roman, CEO of Brazil-based pollster Atlas Intel, said by phone.
&ldquo;Everyone talked about the fear of Milei winning. I think this was a fear of Massa winning and the economy continuing the way it is, inflation and all that.&rdquo; Milei accused Massa and his allies of running a &ldquo;campaign of fear&rdquo; and he walked back some of his most controversial proposals, such as loosening gun control. In his final campaign ad, Milei looks at the camera and assures voters he has no plans to privatize education or health care.
Milei's screeds resonated widely with Argentines angered by their struggle to make ends meet, particularly young men.
&ldquo;Incredibly happy, ecstatic, it's a global historical phenomenon!&rdquo; Luca Rodriguez, a 20-year-old law student, said outside Milei's headquarters after spraying a bottle of champagne into the air onto those around him, who squealed with glee.
&ldquo;I want to break free from this ridiculous elite that takes away all our rights, all the tax money that pressures us and doesn't let us live in peace.&rdquo; Two Milei supporters in the raucous crowd were 32-year-old identical twins, both dressed in matching grey tank tops with Argentine flags draped over their shoulders.
&ldquo;We want a change, we want everything to improve,&rdquo; Amilcar Rollo said beside his brother, Gabriel. &ldquo;It's the hope for something new from someone who hasn't been there and has different ideas. Otherwise, it's just the same as always.&rdquo; Most pre-election polls, which have been notoriously wrong at every step of this year's campaign, showed a statistical tie between the two candidates or Milei slightly ahead.
Underscoring the bitter division this campaign has brought to the fore, Milei received both jeers and cheers on Friday night at the legendary Colon Theatre in Buenos Aires.
The acrimony was also evident Sunday when Milei's running mate, Victoria Villaruel, went to vote and was met by protesters angry at her claims that the number of victims from Argentina's bloody 1976-1983 military dictatorship is far below what human rights organizations have long claimed, among other controversial positions.
The vote took place amid Milei's allegations of possible electoral fraud, reminiscent of those from Trump and former far-right Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro. Without providing evidence, Milei claimed that the first round of the presidential election was plagued by irregularities that affected the result.
Experts say such irregularities cannot swing an election, and that his assertions were partly aimed at firing up his base and motivating his supporters to become monitors of voting stations. Many have expressed concerns they undermine democratic norms.
Both Bolsonaro and Trump congratulated Milei on social media.
&ldquo;The whole world was watching! I am very proud of you,&rdquo; Trump wrote on his platform, Truth Social. &ldquo;You will turn your Country around and truly Make Argentina Great Again!&rdquo; And posting on X, formerly Twitter, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken also commended Milei.
&ldquo;We look forward to continuing bilateral cooperation based on shared values and interests,&rdquo; Blinken wrote.
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Football fans in Kolkata flocked the Kolkata airport as Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez arrived in india after the world cup winner was invited by Mohun Bagan Football Club.

WATCH! Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez arrives in Kolkata, gets huge reception by fans

WATCH: Argentina footballer Emi Martinez got an insane reception from the Kolkata crowd at the airport.

Check out what the World Cup-winning goalkeeper said after arriving in India.

#EmiMartinez #Kolkata #Argentina

<h2>Football fans in Kolkata flocked to the airport to catch a glimpse of Argentine superstar Emi Martinez.</h2>

Football World Cup-winning goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez arrived in Kolkata and was welcomed by a loud and passionate crowd, with thousands flocking to the Kolkata airport to catch a glimpse of the Argentine star.
Martinez, who is on a 2-day visit to the city, will inaugurate the gates named Sobers, Pele and Maradona at the Mohun Bagan Club.
A number of events have been organised for him in Kolkata, including an event titled &lsquo;Tahader Kotha&rsquo; (Their Story) which will be held on&nbsp; July 4 at 12:30 pm, where Martinez will talk about his life story.
It's a sold-out event, where some fans have purchased tickets worth 1,25,000 rupees to meet and have lunch with the Argentine.
Martinez will also attend a friendly match between the former players of Mohun Bagan Club &amp; Police Commissioner XI.
Free tickets to see Martinez at Mohun Bagan Club were supposed to be distributed between 2:00 pm on Saturday and 6:00 pm Sunday. However, the tickets were sold out within two hours on Saturday.
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A video of a Boeing 757-200 performing a dangerously low fly pass is going viral on social media.

Viral video: Argentina president's brand new plane pulls off low-flying stunt

 Aviation stunts can be as scary as they can be thrilling and pilots of Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez's new official plane exactly pulled off such a manoeuvre as it arrived in Buenos Aires for the first time on May 25. 

A video of a Boeing 757-200 performing a dangerously low fly pass is going viral on social media.

Aviation stunts can be as scary as they can be thrilling and pilots of Argentina's President Alberto Fernandez's new official plane exactly pulled off such a manoeuvre as it arrived in Buenos Aires for the first time on May 25.&nbsp;
A video of a Boeing 757-200 performing a dangerously low fly pass is going viral on social media. According to Simple Flying, the plane is 'ARG 01', a VVIP aircraft that will be used to transport Argentina's President.&nbsp;
The incident was reportedly captured by onlookers at the airport in Argentina's capital Buenos Aires. The plane flew very low before titling to the left and flying away. According to reports, the plane then circled back and made a proper landing.&nbsp;
The video was also shared by Flight Radar 24, a website site which tracks air traffic

Lionel Messi's country experienced an annual inflation rate of 109% in April.

This country has launched new 2,000 peso note amid out-of-control inflation

Lionel Messi's country experienced an annual inflation rate of 109% in April.

While India's ₹2,000 note has been withdrawn, Argentina has introduced a new 2,000-peso note.
The South American country has put the new bill into circulation while it battles extremely high inflation. However, the new 2,000-peso note is worth only around 8 US dollars, as per reports.
Earlier, the highest currency bill in Argentina was 1,000 pesos.
Football legend Lionel Messi's country of birth experienced an annual inflation rate of 109% in April.
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Argentina's two wins in friendlies last month ended the one-year run at the top for Brazil, who lost to Morocco 2-1 and fell to No. 3.

World Cup winners Argentina become No. 1 in latest FIFA rankings

Argentina's two wins in friendlies last month ended the one-year run at the top for Brazil, who lost to Morocco 2-1 and fell to No. 3.

#FIFARankings #Argentina #Messi

Argentina's two wins in friendlies last month ended the one-year run at the top for Brazil, who lost to Morocco 2-1 and fell to No. 3.

World Cup winner Argentina have taken the top spot in the FIFA rankings for the first time in six years.
Argentina's two wins in friendlies last month ended the one-year run at the top for Brazil, who lost to Morocco 2-1 and fell to No. 3.
France, the World Cup runners-up rose to No. 2 as they won back-to-back European Championship qualifiers against No. 6 Netherlands and Ireland.
Belgium stayed at No. 4, with England next after two wins including a victory against the number 8 ranked side Italy.
Croatia are ranked seventh, followed by Italy, Portugal and Spain, who complete the Top 10.
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World Cup winner Lionel Messi scored in Argentina's 2-0 victory over Panama while Cristiano Ronaldo managed a double in his 197th match for the Portuguese national side.

Lionel Messi scores 800th career goal, Cristiano Ronaldo makes record appearance for Portugal

Both Lionel Messi & Cristiano Ronaldo reached major career milestones on Thursday night.

#Messi #Ronaldo #CR7 #LionelMessi

World Cup winner Lionel Messi scored in Argentina's 2-0 victory over Panama while Cristiano Ronaldo managed a double in his 197th match for the Portuguese national side.

World Cup winner Lionel Messi scored a brilliant free kick to complete 800 career goals on Thursday night.&nbsp;
Messi's incredible strike in the 89th minute of the match earned World Champions Argentina a 2-0 win against Panama in Buenos Aires.
And while Messi reached a major landmark in his career, Cristiano Ronaldo too created a world record of his own on the same night.
CR7 made his 197th appearance for Portugal, becoming the most capped player in international football.
He went past Kuwait's Bader Al-Mutawa and celebrated his world record with a double against Liechtenstein, where he found the back of the net with a penalty &amp; a free-kick.
Also read: Messi mania at peak in Argentina as World Champions beat Panama 2-0

There was a party-like atmosphere outside the Monumental Stadium from early in the afternoon as children almost universally donned Messi&rsquo;s No. 10 jersey.

Messi mania at peak in Argentina as World Champions beat Panama 2-0

There was a party-like atmosphere in Buenos Aires as Argentina led by Lionel Messi beat Panama 2-0 in a friendly match that was essentially a celebration of their World Cup victory last December.

#Messi #LionelMessi

There was a party-like atmosphere outside the Monumental Stadium from early in the afternoon as children almost universally donned Messi&rsquo;s No. 10 jersey.

Messi mania gripped Buenos Aires as the Argentina national team led by Lionel Messi beat Panama 2-0 in a friendly match that was essentially a celebration of their World Cup victory last December.
There was a party-like atmosphere outside the Monumental Stadium from early in the afternoon as children almost universally donned Messi&rsquo;s No. 10 jersey and street sellers hawked Messi dolls.
Tickets to Thursday&rsquo;s match were sold out quickly but the game was just one chapter of the celebration that included local musicians and a trailer of a documentary about the World Cup-winning squad.
Messi received a massive ovation when he and his Argentina teammates entered the stadium, and his 89th-minute goal proved to be the icing on the cake for all the fans present there.
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More than 1.5 million fans applied for 63,000 available tickets for the match against Panama.

Mad rush for tickets as 'Messi Mania' grips Argentina ahead of friendly in Buenos Aires

More than 1.5 million fans applied for just 63,000 available tickets to watch Lionel Messi play against Panama on March 23.

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More than 1.5 million fans applied for 63,000 available tickets for the match against Panama.

Three months after lifting the World Cup trophy in Qatar, Lionel Messi is back at training on home soil with the Argentina national team.
And ahead of their FIFA friendly against Panama, 'Messi Mania' has gripped the entire nation. Such is the craze that more than 1.5 million fans applied for 63,000 available tickets for the match on March 23, all to watch their national hero play on home ground.
Lionel Scaloni's squad will play their first matches post their World Cup triumph against Panama on March 23 in Buenos Aires and against Curacao on March 28 in Santiago del Estero.
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Martinez wore the gloves as he faced the penalty shootout against France in the final in Qatar, with Argentina winning 4-2

Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez auctions World Cup gloves for $45,000 for cancer hospital

Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez auctioned the gloves he wore during the historic FIFA World Cup final vs France for $45,000 in aid of a children's cancer hospital.

Here is what the goalkeeper said at the event

Martinez wore the gloves as he faced the penalty shootout against France in the final in Qatar, with Argentina winning 4-2

Argentina goalkeeper Emiliano Martinez auctioned the gloves he wore during the historic FIFA World Cup final vs France for $45,000 in aid of a children's cancer hospital.
The auction was held online on Friday and featured Martinez via video-link from his home in England, where he plays for Aston Villa.
'When they gave me the option to donate the World Cup gloves, I didn't hesitate, it's a good cause for the boys," said the goalkeeper during the event.
Martinez wore the gloves as he faced the penalty shootout against France in the final in Qatar, with Argentina winning 4-2.
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44-year-old Scaloni took charge of the senior squad in 2018 following spells as an assistant coach and manager of the Under-20 side.

Argentina extend World Cup-winning coach Lionel Scaloni's contract till 2026

Under Scaloni, Argentina won the Copa America 2021 in Brazil, the Finalissima in London, and the World Cup in Qatar last year.

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44-year-old Scaloni took charge of the senior squad in 2018 following spells as an assistant coach and manager of the Under-20 side.

Argentina's World Cup-winning coach Lionel Scaloni has been rewarded with a contract extension till 2026.
44-year-old Scaloni took charge of the senior squad in 2018 following spells as an assistant coach and manager of the Under-20 side.
Under Scaloni, Argentina won the Copa America 2021 in Brazil, the Finalissima in London, and finally the World Cup itself in Qatar last year.
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Gunmen opened fire at a supermarket owned by Lionel Messi's in-laws in Argentina.

Gunmen threaten Lionel Messi, fire bullets at family-owned supermarket

In Lionel Messi's hometown Rosario, two gunmen opened fire at a supermarket owned by the footballer's in-laws.

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Gunmen opened fire at a supermarket owned by Lionel Messi's in-laws in Argentina.

In Lionel Messi's hometown Rosario, two gunmen opened fire at a supermarket owned by the footballer's in-laws.
The two assailants, who were riding a motorcycle, also threw a message addressed to Messi at the doors of the supermarket.
"Messi, we are waiting for you. Javkin is also a drug trafficker, he will not take care of you," read the message written on a piece of cardboard.
While the message was a reference to Rosario's mayor Pablo Javkin, it is still unclear why assailants would target Messi or the Unico supermarket that is owned by the family of his wife, Antonella Roccuzzo.
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7-time Ballon d'or winner Lionel Messi is considering a move to his childhood club Newell's Old Boys according to his long-time Argentina teammate and close friend Sergio Aguero.

Lionel Messi considering move to boyhood club Newell's Old Boys: Sergio Aguero

According to Sergio Aguero, 7-time Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi is considering a move back to his old club Newwell's Old Boys.

While Aguero feels the move is possible, Messi's other former teammate Maxi Rodrigues laughed off the rumour and said that he doesn't want to put out a big ball of rumour out there.

7-time Ballon d'or winner Lionel Messi is considering a move to his childhood club Newell's Old Boys according to his long-time Argentina teammate and close friend Sergio Aguero.
Aguero said, &ldquo;He is seriously considering the possibility of playing for Newell&rsquo;s."
While Aguero feels the move is possible, Messi's other former teammate Maxi Rodrigues laughed off the news and said that he doesn't want to put out a big ball of rumour out there.
Messi is currently on a two-year deal with PSG till June 2023. As talks about his future at PSG continue, the Argentine World Cup-winning star could be seen playing at a different club at the end of this summer.
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