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Qianchuan helps you enter the 2014 World Cup of Argentina — a country rich in football talents

　　Argentina is the birthplace of world-famous models. The beautiful women rushing through the fashionable streets all have light brown skin, gentle curves, and a subtle fragrance; every gesture and movement carries an elegant temperament. Even the street tango dancers have captivating waists and exquisite attire.

　　Argentinians are also known as natural-born dancers. The famous tango originated in Buenos Aires at the end of the 19th century. Tango music has a lively rhythm, with distinctive syncopation as its hallmark. The dance steps are elegant and passionate. As an art form in everyday life, tango is loved for its refined yet popular artistic charm.

　　Similarly, Argentina is a land rich in football talents. Argentine football presents us with brilliance, agility, and passion. Football is a hotspot and obsession in this beautiful country.

　　(Argentina National Football Team)

　　Argentina is one of the most successful national teams in the world, having won major championships 19 times and twice crowned World Cup champions in history. The Argentine team is a powerhouse in world football, with outstanding strength and a host of renowned figures. Earlier stars include Kempes, the king Maradona, the Wind Child Caniggia, the conqueror Batistuta, Riquelme, and now the successor Messi, the beast Tevez, and others, all driving fans crazy. Argentine players play football as if galloping on the Pampas grasslands, their long hair flowing in the wind, casual yet wild and unrestrained—this is the style of Argentine football.

　　Speaking of Messi, one cannot help but admire the charm and determination of this young man. On January 8, 2013, Messi set a record by winning the Ballon d'Or four consecutive times, surpassing Zidane and Ronaldo, who were three-time FIFA World Player of the Year winners, as well as Cruyff, Platini, and Basten, who each won three Ballon d'Or awards, becoming the first in football history.

　　Besides these football geniuses, Argentine football emphasizes technique, offense, and teamwork. Their brilliant attacking style and fluid offense ignite the stadium with passion and shock like a blazing fire. A strong midfield, sharp forwards, and solid defense are their keys to victory. Moreover, Argentine players have delicate skills, flexible passing, and tacit cooperation, often playing beautiful football on the field, which is beloved by fans. No one can deny Argentina's technical strength and perfect overall style.

　　For over a century, Argentina has sprinted across the green fields, an undisputed powerhouse in international football. While Dutch talents have struggled to win a World Cup, Argentina's World Cup record is much more glorious, truly a crowned king—they won the World Cup twice in 1978 and 1986. However, since the 1990s, although Argentina has always been considered a favorite before each World Cup, they have not come close to winning the championship again. In the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup, Argentina was surprisingly eliminated in the group stage. In the 2006 Germany World Cup, Argentina lost on penalties to the host in the quarterfinals. In the 2010 South Africa World Cup quarterfinals against Germany, Messi, Higuain, and others performed poorly, losing 0-4 and missing the semifinals. Despite some regrets, Argentina remains spirited, hoping to sweat and surge on the Brazilian battlefield.

　　1986 Mexico World Cup, the most recent time Argentina lifted the World Cup trophy in history.

　　Baggio once said that Argentina is a disease, a wonderful disease. Even when losing, it can still win the world.

　　In the 2014 Brazil World Cup, Argentina is back. Can this passionate Argentine team go all the way and lift the trophy? Let's wait and see.

　　Recently in an interview, Messi said: "I will play with a different mindset, completely different. I know now that I am back in the national team, I need to change my chip."

　　When asked by the media what Argentina still lacks to win the championship, Messi said: "First, the team must be in good condition and have a strong team. I think we already have that; the rest is just some luck."

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　　Argentina Team 2014 World Cup Group Stage Schedule

　　June 16, 06:00 Monday Argentina vs Bosnia and Herzegovina Maracanã Stadium, Rio de Janeiro

　　June 22, 00:00 Sunday Argentina vs Iran Mineirão Stadium, Belo Horizonte

　　June 26, 00:00 Thursday Nigeria vs Argentina Beira-Rio Stadium, Porto Alegre