Messi’s international farewell to air on Premier Sports
Premier Sports will stream all three matches as Messi ends his Argentina career after 207 appearances and 125 goals.
- Lionel Messi will conclude his international career with Argentina over three upcoming fixtures, beginning with a match against Bolivia on September 30.
- Since his 2005 debut, Messi has become Argentina's most-capped player with 207 appearances and 125 goals, boasting the 2022 World Cup and two Copa America titles.
- Argentina hosts Bolivia on September 30 and faces Burkina Faso on October 3, with the final match against Benin on October 6 marking the expected farewell game.
- Premier Sports will exclusively broadcast all three matches in Ireland, with fans accessing live coverage via the channel's website for a monthly subscription starting at €13.99.
- The former Barcelona icon, who debuted as an 18-year-old substitute against Hungary in 2005, prepares for his final curtain call as supporters globally celebrate a transformative career.
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The meetings vs. Bolivia, Burkina Faso and Benin will take place between the end of September and the beginning of October at night
The AFA made official the schedule for the combination of Lionel Scaloni and the farewell of the rosary star in the Monumental
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Messi’s international farewell to air on Premier Sports
Sports broadcaster Premier Sports will exclusively screen three upcoming Argentina international matches for viewers in the UK & Ireland, including what is being billed as Lionel Messi’s final ever appearance for his country. Argentina will host Bolivia on September 30th before facing Burkina Faso on October 3rd. The final match – Argentina v Benin on […]
FUTV has important news and even revealed the schedule of the next matches of the Argentina National Team.
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