David Wilson

Or Desiré Doué, and that might be the difference too.

I think it'll be a goal here or there, but Arsenal...

Yeah, Arsenal don't tend to get beat, and they don't tend to get beat by more than two goals.

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Argentina have named Lionel Messi in their final 26-man squad for the World Cup, with Gianluca Prestiani and Franco Mastantuono among the notable omissions.

Benfica's Prestiani and Real Madrid's Mastantuono were named in the 55-player provisional squad released on May 11th, but have been cut from the reigning champions' final squad.

Chelsea winger Alejandro Garnaccio has also been omitted from manager Lionel Scaloni's group to defend their 2022 World Cup triumph.

38-year-old Messi is set to play in his sixth World Cup, having been included in the final group.

The Inter Miami forward exited his club's final MLS game before the World Cup last Sunday with an apparent injury.

Inter Miami did not provide an official diagnosis after the match, but last week following further tests, the club indicated Messi was suffering from overload in his left hamstring, with the timeline for his return still yet to be established.

messi scored seven goals and provided three assists in seven games at the 2022 world cup on his way to helping his nation lift the trophy the first time he won the competition and win his second golden ball become the only player to win the award twice meanwhile 21 year old nico paz is heading to his first major international tournament after scoring 12 goals in syria to help como to their first ever champions league qualification

There are five Premier League players in the Scaloni squad, with Manchester United's Lissandra Martinez joining Cristian Romero, Emi Martinez, Enzo Fernandes and Alexis McAllister.

Argentina will start their World Cup defence against Algeria on June 17th before taking on Austria and Jordan.

And on this week's You Had To Be There, Owen Sheehan joined Colin Buick and Gerard Gilroy and told the story of how he tried to meet Leo Messi.

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That's all we have time for on today's Football Daily.

I'm David Wilson.

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It's obviously hard now because of the way that's all ended.