Lautaro: We achieved what we wanted, and we are happy
Argentine national team star Lautaro Martinez appeared in press statements, after defeating Chile 1-0 in the second round of the group stage of the Copa America.
Lautaro, the owner of The only goal of the match: “I stayed inside the penalty area and was able to put the ball into the net. These matches are like this, but we were able to win them.”
He added: “We are happy because we In the end we got the three points, which is what we wanted. My family is here and I am playing for them.”
The Argentine national team qualified for the quarter-finals as the first to qualify for the next round of the tournament.< /p>
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