MESSI MISSES PENALTY | Argentina v Poland penalty controversy | FIFA World Cup 2022

Argentina confirmed starting 11

(4-3-3, right to left): 23. E. Martinez (GK) — 26-Molina, 13. Romero, 19. Otamendi, 8. Acuna — 7. De Paul, 24. Fernandez, 20. Mac Allister  — 10. Messi, 9. Alvarez, 11. Di Maria

Injured: none
Suspended: none
After scoring in stunning fashion against Mexico, Enzo Fernandez started in central midfield with Guido Rodriguez making way.

Cristian Romero, Nahuel Molina and Julian Alvarez also came in for Argentina, with Lisandro Martinez, Gonzalo Montiel and Lautaro Martinez all dropping to the bench


Poland confirmed starting 11

(4-4-2 right to left): 1. Szczesny (GK) — 2. Cash, 15. Glik, 14. Kiwior, 18. Bereszynski — 20. Zielinski, 6. Bielik, 10. Krychowiak, 24. Frankowski — 16. Swiderski, 9. Lewandowski

Injured: None
Suspended: None
With a two-man attack having helped Poland improve against Saudi Arabia, the same shape should be expected for this game.

That would mean Karol Swiderski, who has replaced Arkadiusz Milik in Poland's only change, and Robert Lewandowski leading the line.

Lionel Messi won an extremely controversial penalty kick in the 39th minute of the game between Poland and Argentina, but his kick was saved by Szczesny who had a magnificent first half.