Lionel Messi to miss World Cup qualifiers with injury

Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Jamaica’s swimmers heading off to Pam AM Aquatics Championship in Puerto Rico

Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Jamaica is still winless at Lacrosse Under 20 women’s World Championships

Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Fifth staging of  the Daniel  England  Foundation  Summit set for October

Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Jamaica’s Reggae Girls remains at 42 in the latest FIFA Coca Cola World rankings

Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

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Court of Arbitration for Sports appeals Erriyon Knighton’s doping clearance

Argentine legend Lionel Messi will not play in his  country’s next two World Cup qualifiers because of injury.

Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni announced his 28-man squad yesterday for the matches against Chile on September 5 and Colombia five days later.

Messi is still recovering from a right ankle injury.

The 36-year-old Angel Di María, who retired from the national team after winning the recent Copa America, is not on the list either.

World Cup champion Argentina leads South American qualifying with 15 points after six matches.

Read More