Argentina World Cup Squad 1990

The Argentina World Cup squad 1990 competed in the FIFA World Cup held in Italy. Argentina entered the tournament as the defending champion after winning the 1986 World Cup in Mexico.

Led again by Diego Maradona, Argentina managed to reach the World Cup final despite several injuries and difficult matches throughout the tournament.

Argentina Squad – World Cup 1990

• Goalkeepers: Sergio Goycochea, Nery Pumpido, Ángel Comizzo
• Defenders: Oscar Ruggeri, José Serrizuela, José Basualdo, Julio Olarticoechea, Néstor Lorenzo
• Midfielders: Diego Maradona, Jorge Burruchaga, Pedro Troglio, Sergio Batista, Ricardo Giusti
• Forwards: Claudio Caniggia, Abel Balbo, Gustavo Dezotti, Gabriel Calderón

Argentina in the 1990 World Cup

Argentina had a difficult start to the tournament, losing the opening match against Cameroon. However, the team recovered and advanced through the knockout stages.

One of the most famous moments came in the semi-final against Italy, where Argentina won in a penalty shootout with Sergio Goycochea becoming the hero.

1990 World Cup Final

Argentina reached the final against West Germany. Despite a strong defensive performance, Germany won the match 1-0 after a late penalty.

Even though Argentina did not win the tournament, the 1990 team remains memorable for its resilience and Maradona's leadership.

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