International Roundup: Argentina, Japan Win and More!
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A number of Ligue 1 players were in action for their countries on Tuesday during the final FIFA window of 2024. Missed any of the matches? Here's a recap with all the latest!
UEFA:
Hungary 1-1 Germany
Le Havre veteran Loïc Négo was in the starting 11 for Hungary and played 65 minutes in the draw.
Czechia 2-1 Georgia
Olympique Lyonnais' Georges Mikautadze was in the starting 11 for Georgia as the 23-year-old scored in the second half to cut the visitors' deficit to 2-1. Saint-Étienne attacker Zuriko Davitashvili came off the bench for Georgia in the 36th minute and played 54 minutes in the loss.
Wales 4-1 Iceland
FC Nantes' Sorba Thomas came off the bench in the 73rd minute to play 17 minutes for the home side's lopsided victory.
CONMEBOL:
Ecuador 1-0 Colombia
Paris Saint-Germain defender Willian Pacho was in the starting 11 for Ecuador and played 90 minutes in the impressive road win. For Colombia, Stade Rennais' Andrés Gómez came off the bench and played briefly in the second half stoppage time.
Argentina 1-0 Peru
Olympique de Marseille's Leonardo Balerdi and Olympique Lyonnais' Nicolás Tagliafico were in Argentina's starting 11 for the reigning FIFA World Cup champions. Balerdi played 89 minutes while Tagliafico played the full 90 minutes while RC Lens' Facundo Medina played briefly in the second half stoppage time.
Chile 4-2 Venezuela
Toulouse FC defender Gabriel Suazo was in the starting 11 and played all 90 minutes for the Chilean home side.
Brazil 1-1 Uruguay
PSG defender Marquinhos was in the starting 11 and played all 90 minutes for the Brazilian home side.
AFC:
Uzbekistan 1-0 North Korea
RC Lens defender Abdukodir Khusanov was in the starting 11 and played all 90 minutes for Uzbekistan.
South Korea 1-1 Palestine
PSG attacker Kang-in Lee was in the starting 11 and played 72 minutes for South Korea before exiting the pitch.
Japan 3-1 China
Monaco's Takumi Minamino and Stade de Reims' Junya Ito and Keito Nakamura were in the starting 11 for Japan. Minamino played 64 minutes and Nakamura played 65 minutes while Ito played 77 minutes and recorded an assist on Japan's third goal in the 54th minute.
AFCON:
Egypt 1-1 Botswana
FC Nantes striker Mostafa Mohamed was in the starting 11 for Egypt and played 68 minutes.
Côte d'Ivoire 4-0 Chad
OGC Nice's Jeremie Boga, Angers SCO's Jean-Eudes Aholou, Le Havre's Christopher Operi, Reims' Emmanuel Agbadou, and RC Strasbourg's Guela Doué were in the starting 11 for Côte d'Ivoire. Agbadou scored the third goal while Reims' Oumar Diakité, who came into the match off the bench in the 72nd minute, scored the fourth goal for the home side.
Tanzania 1-0 Guinea
Le Havre's Abdoulaye Touré and Montpellier's Issiaga Sylla were in Guinea's starting 11 and played 90 minutes in the loss.
Ethiopia 2-1 DR Congo
LOSC Lille's Ngal'ayel Mukau and Saint-Étienne's Dylan Batubinsika were in the starting 11 for Les Léopards with the two players also playing the full 90 minutes. Batubinsika scored DR Congo's lone goal of the match in the second half stoppage time.
Mozambique 2-1 Guinea-Bissau
Stade Brestois' Mama Baldé was in the starting 11 for Guinea-Bissau and played the full 90 minutes.
Cameroon 2-1 Zimbabwe
Rennes' Christopher Wooh and Toulouse's Frank Magri were in the starting 11 for Cameroon. Wooh played all 90 minutes for the home side while Magri played 65 minutes.
Senegal 2-0 Burundi
Monaco's Krépin Diatta and Strasbourg's Habib Diarra were in the starting 11 for Senegal. Diarra scored a brace with his goals coming in the 35th and 51st minute as it was enough for Senegal to secure the victory.
Diarra played 70 minutes and Diatta played the full 90 minutes while Monaco's Lamine Camara came off the bench in the 70th minute to play 20 minutes.
CONCACAF:
Canada 3-0 Suriname
Lille's Jonathan David and Nice's Moïse Bombito were in the starting 11 and played 90 minutes for the Canadians, while OM's Ismaël Koné played 26 minutes, and AJ Auxerre's Theo Bair saw nine minutes of action coming off the bench. David continues his impressive goal-scoring form with Canada, recording the opening goal in the 23rd minute.
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