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Argentina exploited errors arbitration and two penalties to knock young Pharaohs of the World Cup

Argentina took advantage of soccer refereeingerrors in the World Cup for young people (under20 years) and stopped the successful launch of the Egyptian team the better of him 2 / 1 in the second round (knockout) for the tournamentchampionships in Colombia.

The Argentine tango held by the descendants ofthe pharaohs in the World Cup for Youth as they beat him for the fourth time in their four encounters in the World Cup on Mcharkathmayouth. The clashes last three tournaments in2001 and 2003 and 2005.

The Egyptian team in a great performance over the two halves was the best in many of the game, but Argentina took advantage of errorarbitration serious mistake and scored the goalfrom a penalty is incorrect and caused errorsarbitration, particularly in calculating theconditions of infiltration in denying the Egyptian team of more than one chance a serious overinterval.

The Argentina team with two goals scored byErik Lamela scored in the 42 and 64 of the two penalties he received for the order and re-Mohammed Salah hope to the youth of the Pharaohs also from the penalty spot on 70 minutes.





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