TRENDING
APC blocs dispute Bauchi gov primary results • Kwara lawmaker advocates stronger laws to protect females • PFIPC scandal: How CBN opened domiciliary accounts for phantom agency • Northern group defends Tinubu over NNPCL row • One dies as Niger battles infectious disease outbreak • The Story Behind Nicolas Williams Giving His FIFA World Cup Winner’s Medal to His Mother • The Story Behind Nico Williams Giving His FIFA World Cup Winner’s Medal to His Mother • Badejo-Okusanya Wins NBA Presidency Amidst Allegations of Mass Disenfranchisement and Anomalies • GCR Upgrades Axxela’s National Scale Long-term Issuer Rating to A+(NG) • Stakeholders Back NCC’s Zero-rated Access to Educational Platforms • Babalakin & Co’s Art Initiative: Shaping Nigeria’s Next Generation of Artists • Oba Nsugbe to Deliver CIArb Nigeria 2026 Keynote Address • PFIPC: The Limits of Matthew’s Allegations • Appeal Court Upholds N5 Million Damages Against Police • iDICE Opens Applications for Growth Lab to Support High-potential Nigerian Startups • Effect of Unilateral Deletion of a Party in an Appeal Without Leave • 2026 NBA Elections: A Credibility Crisis? • Nigeria leans on legal clarity to keep energy investors through net zero • Reserves alone won’t power Nigeria’s energy ambitions • FG debunks alleged attack on FGGC Monguno, assures parents of students’ safety • APC blocs dispute Bauchi gov primary results • Kwara lawmaker advocates stronger laws to protect females • PFIPC scandal: How CBN opened domiciliary accounts for phantom agency • Northern group defends Tinubu over NNPCL row • One dies as Niger battles infectious disease outbreak • The Story Behind Nicolas Williams Giving His FIFA World Cup Winner’s Medal to His Mother • The Story Behind Nico Williams Giving His FIFA World Cup Winner’s Medal to His Mother • Badejo-Okusanya Wins NBA Presidency Amidst Allegations of Mass Disenfranchisement and Anomalies • GCR Upgrades Axxela’s National Scale Long-term Issuer Rating to A+(NG) • Stakeholders Back NCC’s Zero-rated Access to Educational Platforms • Babalakin & Co’s Art Initiative: Shaping Nigeria’s Next Generation of Artists • Oba Nsugbe to Deliver CIArb Nigeria 2026 Keynote Address • PFIPC: The Limits of Matthew’s Allegations • Appeal Court Upholds N5 Million Damages Against Police • iDICE Opens Applications for Growth Lab to Support High-potential Nigerian Startups • Effect of Unilateral Deletion of a Party in an Appeal Without Leave • 2026 NBA Elections: A Credibility Crisis? • Nigeria leans on legal clarity to keep energy investors through net zero • Reserves alone won’t power Nigeria’s energy ambitions • FG debunks alleged attack on FGGC Monguno, assures parents of students’ safety
World Cup: ‘It breaks my heart, I’m sorry’ – Argentina coach, Scaloni after Spain defeat
Back to Home

World Cup: ‘It breaks my heart, I’m sorry’ – Argentina coach, Scaloni after Spain defeat

Daily Post about 18 hours 1 mins read

Argentina head coach, Lionel Scaloni, has admitted that it breaks his heart after losing the World Cup final to Spain on Sunday.

Scaloni, who also apologized over the outcome of the match, was speaking about his future with the Albiceleste.

“I feel the need to think because I don’t know if I’m going to be able to do something as big as this,” Scaloni said at his post-match interview.

“I never imagined I’d be here. To move forward, a lot of things are needed. Above all, we need to reset. It breaks my heart. I’m sorry.”

Argentina lost 1-0 against Spain in the World Cup final on Sunday, following Ferran Torres’s goal in extra time.

World Cup: ‘It breaks my heart, I’m sorry’ – Argentina coach, Scaloni after Spain defeat

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article

Comments (0)

Want to join the discussion?

Sign in to post comments and engage with the community.

Be the first to comment!

South America

View All
OneClick Africa Logo

Africa's premier digital hub for impactful news, entertainment, and business insights.

© 2026 OneClick Africa. All rights reserved.