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Messi's warning after Argentina's narrow escape with Cape Verde

Lionel Messi offered a frank assessment after Argentina needed extra time to overcome Cape Verde, acknowledging that the African side pushed the world champions to their limit. Named Man of the Match in the 3‑2 win, he noted that Cape Verde had already held Spain and Uruguay, proof of the tournament’s unforgiving level. Messi said the biggest challenge was breaking their resistance, praising his squad’s determination while warning that knockout ties hinge on tiny margins. He stressed the need for recovery after the physical toll of 120 minutes and called for a detailed review of Argentina’s shortcomings.

Tactically, he criticized their disjointed pressing and wide defensive gaps, admitting the team repeatedly left opponents unmarked. Messi highlighted set‑pieces as the decisive factor, with Argentina scoring twice from dead‑ball situations. He insisted that maintaining such efficiency will be crucial as La Albiceleste prepare to face Egypt in the Round of 16 on Tuesday in Atlanta.

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