Argentina’s Set‑Piece Plan Nets Three Goals Against Jordan
In the 2026 World Cup group match, Argentina overcame Jordan 3‑1, with every goal coming from a dead‑ball situation. The opening strike was a free‑kick taken by Leandro Paredes, orchestrated by coach Lionel Scaloni, while Messi watched from the bench.
A penalty added the second goal and a second free‑kick secured the third, as Argentine players positioned themselves to block the Jordanian goalkeeper’s view. The tactical setup highlighted Argentina’s precision on set pieces and cemented their top spot in the group.
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