Former England defender Gary Neville criticized Argentina's performance in the World Cup final loss to Spain.writesGoal.com.
Argentina lost 0:1 after extra time. According to the publication, the team struck the first blow only in overtime, and Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in the 106th minute.
Neville noted the resilience of the Argentines, who maintained their chances until the end of the meeting, but called their game weak. He gave a harsh assessment in a conversation with Sky Bet.
The expert also said that team chemistry and competitive nature help Argentina go far, but a lot depends on Lionel Messi. In his opinion, without the national team’s forward it would have been more difficult to achieve such results.
